Q&A for How to Pack for a 5 Day Vacation

I recommend you wrap your shoes in a bag in your suitcase to keep them separated from your clothes. You can also bring a bag to separate out clothes that need laundering or have gotten wet on your vacation.

Pack 3 pairs of shorts, 1 pair of jeans (or slacks if you plan on going somewhere nice, and a button-down shirt/blouse), 2 tank tops, 3 t-shirts, a bathing suit, flip flops or sandals, and a pair of casual or nicer shoes like sneakers or loafers.

These are only guidelines, but it is a good idea to have backup swim suits in case something happens to one of them or you want to go swimming a lot once you get there.

I'm not sure where you're from, but the weather in SoCal is pretty hot, and even hotter towards the summer. Pick fabrics that are light, and sunscreen is a must. A pair of comfortable shoes or flip flops would be useful. You might also want a hat, hoodie, jeans, light colored shirts, shorts, a device for taking pictures, a water bottle, tank tops, and snacks as well.

When you travel by plane, the maximum weight that the airline usually allows is 23 kg (51 lbs).

Check the weather first to see what it will be like when you are traveling. Savannah, especially in the summer, is hot, so make sure to pack 2-3 pairs of shorts or skirts, 3-4 tops that can go with each bottom you are packing, and appropriate footwear (tennis shoes or hardy sandals if you'll be walking around a lot). It might also be a good idea to pack a sunhat, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

You should pack 2-3 pairs of shorts, 4-5 t-shirts/tank tops, and sandals. It is very hot there. Bring a swimsuit if you plan on swimming.

You should probably bring bug spray, sunscreen, a bathing suit, shirt and shorts (a couple of sets), socks, sneakers, flip flops, maybe a set of nice clothes that you will look cleaned up in, hair brush, medicine, electronics chargers if there will be power, towels, toothbrush and paste, a book, and a water bottle.

Make sure that you are going to use anything that you pack, with the exception of having a spare outfit in case of an emergency.

You should check the weather to see what the temperatures will be like, and based off of that you should pack 2-3 pairs of pants or shorts, 3-4 tops, a jacket, and shoes that will be comfy as you walk around.

Yes, most airlines allow you to bring one carry-on bag plus a personal item (like a purse, backpack, etc.).

It depends on what season you are going during. You should bring appropriate clothing and accessories, and you can bring books or games for entertainment. Bring any chargers that are required for your electronics.

Make sure to check the weather, and pack some extra deodorant, underwear, and clothes for your trip.

The camp might give you a list of supplies. If not, check out this article on How to Pack for Camp .

Two swimsuits, a beach towel, flip flops, 4-5 shirts and 1-2 pairs of pants, sunglasses, a camera/smartphone, a charger and adapter, and a light jacket for the airport/boat. You can probably buy a hat and/or sunscreen while you're there if needed.

If you are going to a cold area, I would recommend you bring warm clothes, boots, some food, a camera, your phone and a notebook in case you want to take notes about anything. However, if you are travelling to a hot area, bring summer clothing, flip flops, a camera, your phone, snacks, sweets, a towel, beach games, etc.

Depending on where you are going and how many days you are going for, you will probably want shorts, and maybe 1-2 pairs of capris for the summer. If you are going in the fall or winter, then you will probably need a couple pairs of jeans and maybe a pair of capris. No matter what kind weather it is, you might want to bring a tank-top, 2-3 t-Shirts, and 3-4 long sleeved shirts. Don't forget any personal hygiene products or toiletries you may need.

A few essentials would be sunblock and mosquito spray. Since Bali has a tropical climate, in March it will be around 27 to 23 degrees. Bring clothing that is lightly colored and isn't very thick. When trekking through jungle or stuff like that, wear thin long sleeved shirts and pants, this will help protect against mosquitoes and other bugs. Bring a hat and enough water wherever you go. Sunglasses are a must too. Don't forget your swimming gear, you might like to take a dip! If you do go swimming, put on enough sunscreen and wear a long-sleeved rash vest.

You should bring warm clothes, as the weather can be very cold. Plan to wear layers. You should also pack for what you are doing, e.g. if you are hiking, pack sturdy boots. Then bring the normal essentials, like toothbrush/toothpaste and other toiletries, your phone and charger, etc.

If it is just a vacation you could maybe find a vacant dresser in the room, or neatly keep your things in your suitcase.

The snacks you should bring depend on your destination and dining plans. If flying, pack TSA-approved dry snacks and non-perishables, focusing on high-protein options to save space. For a road trip, you have more flexibility; bring your favorites and consider a cooler for items that need to stay cool.

Rolling outfits together and using socks to hold them in place is an effective way to save space.

Rolling your clothes typically does not cause wrinkles, and you can usually use an iron at your hotel if needed.

Pack 2 or 3 cover-ups, 4 or 5 T-shirts, 3 shorts, 2 nice outfits, a jean jacket, 1 or 2 airport outfits, 2 or 3 pajamas, flip-flops, sneakers, and sandals.

You'll want to pack layers due to unpredictable weather, including t-shirts, long sleeves, and a warm hoodie or jacket. It's also a good idea to bring good hiking boots for trails like Kicking Horse or Yoho National Park. A rain jacket, sunscreen, and bug spray are also essentials. In addition, pack a reusable water bottle and daypack, and gear for any planned activities like mountain biking or skiing.

Pack four of each item for the days you are there: shirts, shorts/pants, undergarments, and socks. Bring a jacket because wherever you're going you never know if the weather will change.

Since you're going to the beach, pack a light-colored hat, swimsuits, snacks, a beach umbrella, a light jumper, sunscreen, underwear, a sun shade, a first-aid kit, pajamas (or use some clothes as pajamas), sunglasses, food, and tents.

Pack light, breathable clothing like t-shirts, tank tops, shorts, and 1-2 dresses or skirts. Bring quick-drying pants, swimsuits, and cover-ups for the beaches. Include a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings and comfortable walking shoes and sandals. Essential items include sunscreen, after-sun care, insect repellent, passport, travel documents, cash in East Caribbean dollars, credit/debit cards, electronics chargers, a reusable water bottle, and a small daypack. Consider packing snorkel gear, a camera, a light rain jacket, a first-aid kit, and a travel pillow. Focus on versatile, lightweight items that can handle the tropical climate and leave room for souvenirs.

You should pack a few swimsuits, a reusable water bottle, clothes for dinners, pajamas, sunglasses, flip-flops, gym shoes, and goggles.

You should pack casual and nice clothes, sleepwear, and personal items like a hairbrush and toothbrush. Bring food and activities for indoors, such as movies, board games, or video games. In my experience, even if your accommodation has a game room, it's good to bring extra entertainment options.