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For me, packing is one of the fun parts of travel, but it can also provide stress depending on the trip. It’s easy to agonize over every little piece of clothing and every bit of toiletry that goes on my packing list. Sometimes a bit of advice goes a long way.
Here you will find links to all the packing list posts for all the countries around the world. Be patient… this is a work in progress! Be sure to also check out the one little thing that you can’t travel without and the Ultimate Female Guide to Picking a Backpack .
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I run the show at Her Packing List and love packing ultralight. In fact, I once traveled for 3 entire weeks with just the contents of a well-packed 12L handbag . When I'm not obsessing over luggage weight, I'm planning adventures or just snuggling with my pet rabbit, Sherlock Bunz.
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What about a road trip to New England for several weeks??
Christina, this post will be coming very soon. Just got it in my inbox.
Hi, just discovered this website thanks to Pinterest. Love it. Definitely bookmarking it 🙂
Thank you for stopping by! Happy to have you around 🙂 We’re always after guest posts, so don’t hesitate to get in touch if there’s something you’d like to share.
Thanks to Brooke and the team. This is a fantastic resource of packing lists from backpack to business you certainly covered the lot:-)
What about spending the fall and Christmas in Copenhagen?
Hi Sarah – when do you leave for this trip? What will you be doing while there?
Hi Liz, we’re working on Africa right now. Just received an East Africa post, and will be getting an over landing Africa post in the near future 🙂
I would love advice on packing for North Africa too. Speficially Morocco/Algeria/Tunisia area. Thanks!
Hi! What about packing for a cruise in the Caribbean? Is there a packing list already posted that I could use because it is similar enough? Thanks!
Oh no! Terribly sorry! I swear I did not see there was already a cruise one! Thanks though!
What about a packing list for Costa Rica? I’m going there this summer with 50 other students and 8 chaperons and I’m at a loss for the best gear for hiking and staying organized! Thanks!
what about packing for a Orlando, Florida trip in the beginning of January ??
hello, i just found your site from pinterest! i was wondering if you have travel tips for theme parks, spefically florida in the february-march time frame. i was curious if you had tips on the types of things to bring with you while in theme parks, and how to carry personal items but still be able to go on the rides with your purse or small bag.
thank you so much for any help you may be able to provide!
Good questions! I am a theme park junkie, but I usually bring just about nothing with me into the park. I’ll check with the community to see if someone can help you 🙂
What about a packing list for a month in Australia during the winter months? I saw the packing essentials list, but I was hoping to gain insight into what I should bring for an Aussie winter.
Hi Ashley – where will you be traveling during winter in Australia? The country has parts that get cool and others that stay hot year round.
Brooke- I am planning to visit Sydney, Canberra, Great Barrier Reef (for scuba diving). I’m also considering Melbourne and hopeful to make it to Uluru within my 30 day trip. I’ve somewhat decided to travel on the Eastern side of Australia, with the exception of Uluru (if I make it there). Any packing advice would be great! Thanks in advance!
Brook, LOVE your site. I’ve created a “one size fits everywhere” on my site, but yours is so comprehensive. Ashley, Melbourne can be bitterly cold in their winter (June, July, and August). Because I’m so keen on packing light, if you are beginning your trip in Melbourne or Sydney, stash your heavy winter clothes with a friend when you head north, and pick them up on the way back. With that said, even the northern areas aren’t terribly hot during that time (maybe Darwin). Just a note: the youth hostels there are simply amazing. You’re going to love the Australians. This will be a trip of a lifetime for you. Have a wonderful trip.
Jane
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I go to Haiti this spring for missionary work, any idea to help me pack?
I put it to the community and see what we can get up for you!
Seriously, such a great compilation! I will definitely be referencing back.
Any suggestions for a Mediterranean cruise (Spain, France, Italy, Croatia) in late May/early June?
Canada? I want to travel to Canada….
Hi!
I love this website; it really helps me when I’m panicking about what to pack.
One small thing; I’m going to Florida this summer for two weeks end of August/September, and I have no idea what I should and shouldn’t take. Will you be doing a Fl tips, or is there one already up that is easily adapted for Orlando?
Thanks!
Having grown up in FL, I second Omi! August/September is really hot and extremely humid, with thunderstorms most afternoon. And without sunscreen, you can burn in under 30 minutes. So, my packing advice: sunscreen(with zinc oxide), shorts/skirts, and short sleeve shirts and tank tops, and a hat if you’ll be outside a lot. I usually pack one pair of jeans too, for “dressing up”for dinner if I’m going out, or if I’m going to the movies (see next sentence). Also, one light weight sweater or jacket, for when you go indoors…there’s usually at least a 20° drop in temp when you go in a store or restaurant. Honestly, despite the storms, I don’t really recommend an umbrella, since the storms have lightening. If you have a rain jacket, it would be more helpful. And perhaps the most important things to pack for a Florida trip: at least 2 swim suits and a pair of flip flips or sandals to match every outfit!
One last thing about sunscreen…don’t forget the part in your hair, your ears, the backs of your knees (and your legs in general) and the tops of your feet. People tend to remember the standard spots like face, arms and torso, but those other spots will burn fast, and are very painful!
Now, hair: lots of hair ties. You can try your normal styling products, but if you aren’t used to high humidity, styling your hair is going to be very different no matter what hair type you have.
Makeup (if you wear it): if you are outside for more then 5 minutes, you will be sweating. Either skip the makeup or find a good setting spray (and water proof mascara).
That’s all I can think of right now that’s specific to Florida.
What about spring in San Francisco?
Hi there,
Is there anyone with advice for what to pack while on a 3 month WWOOF-ing excursion in France (May-July).
I have been planning a one week hike in the Grand Canyon for over a year now, and I have just decided to postpone it until next year because I don’t think I’m ready yet. Do you guys have any suggestions for what to pack for a week of hiking, camping, climbing, rafting/kayaking AND photographing in the Arizona part of the Grand Canyon? Thanks so much.
I’m not sure if maybe I overlooked it, but is there a post for hiking trips? I’m planning on doing separate treks through the Appalachian Trail this year and need help! 🙂
Love love love this blog, by the way!
Hi Ashley, we’re constantly working on providing more packing lists, so we should have something more put together for you in the future. In the meantime, these posts might prove useful:
Do you have a packing list for Disneyland?
How come there isn’t one for Korea? I love that place….and there’s no thing for it under Asia.
A packing list for California would be awesome!! This is a great site — very helpful!!! 🙂
Hi there! I am going to Micronesia and Palau for the Peace Corps for 27months to teach English to students. Would you happen to expand your packing list to possibly fit my travels? Incredible site
Is there a list on packing for a motorcycle trip?
Would love to see a Packing List for a 3 week honeymoon to Europe! We’re heading to the UK & Holland for 16 days and are trying to pack light…but it IS my honeymoon so obviously would like to look cute too! 🙂
I would love to see one about packing for a working holiday (in Australia/New Zealand)
What about motorcycle trips? One for overnight or weekend. Another for a week long ride.There is only room for one bag to fit in each of the side trunks. Neither of us can wear a backpack because I am riding behind him and there is a back trunk. Thanks!
wow at 16, I am already a super effecient packer- without help! I double checked just in case by looking at this site and I’m set for 2 weeks in Paris!
I am just getting ready to head off to college and would love a packing list for that if possible? I know I am not the only girl who is feeling lost in the abyss of lacking for college. Thanks!
Hi! Love some of these lists! I was wondering if you could give some direction for an Aruba trip, or somewhere similar. We’re leaving for Aruba the end of June for a week. Thank you!
My husband and I are considering becoming RV’ers for a year and traveling around the US. Any advice for how to make an RV feel like home while on the road?
What about Northern Michigan… i really need one of those
Do you have any packing lists or anything related to traveling to an staying on military bases?
No, but we are definitely interested in one if you happen to gain experience in the area before we find someone for the post 🙂
I discovered this site a couple of months ago and it has become my favourite travel site. I am a horrible packer and always end up brining more then I need and stuff i never use. Thanks to you guys I am a bit better. I still bring way to many shoes though.
Shoes are the hardest! Thanks for the message – happy to have you around!
Hey! I’m headed to Japan in a week. I’m kind of combining a few of the summer packing lists and the Japan in winter list to kinda make something for the weather I’ll be facing over there. Any suggestions or tips you could give me?
You have done an INSANE job rounding up great resources! Thank you!
Hi! Any suggestions on traveling to Sweden in Winter? We will most likely be in mid and southern Sweden, as well as Denmark and Germany on a Roadtrip. My concern is the Winter thing. My understanding is it gets rather cold and dark there during the winter months. Do you have an article about that region that I may have missed, or would the UK article apply? Thanks a bunch for this amazing site!
Hey what about Study abroad in Japan???
Is there a packing list for a trip to Belize? I am doing a project over spring break, and we will be traveling there for a week, doing some manual labor type thing, and also some sightseeing; and I think I need help deciding what to wear. I love this website!
Sorry I was just ckecking the list and thought i didnt see a packing list for New York, in winter and summer please! if i’m blind please let me know! 😮 lol 😀 thanks!
Is there a packing list for a study abroad to Mexico or even a trip to Mexico?
Any thoughts or insights on what to pack for a year of teaching abroad in South Korea?
I will be in Daegu, and feel that I have definetely over packed. In fact, I’ve repacked twice.
The only things I own right now are clothes, shoes, and accessories. Even the things I have are very minimal compared to what I had before I decided to sell everything and more to the other side of the world; I currently live in North Dakota.
Hi wondering if there is a packing list for the Tetons out in Wyoming? I will be going in the summer time!
Hi, is there going to be a south west guide in summer please?
Can you make one or do you have one for Disney?
I’m travelling to Canada in late September for one week. I’ll be visiting Montreal and Quebec City. Any packing advice/list for these locations?
I live in Canada, and layers are probably going to help out a lot! Grab a scarf if needed. Always check the weather for what it will be each week. I’m going there for the spring so its harder to know the weather, but again layers! Scarves, mitts. No heels, maybe more short boots if you are planning on spending a night out. Runners are a must.
Hi there, I’d love a packing list for Los Angeles! I’m planning a RTW trip next year and am finishing up in LA in the August probably 🙂
HI, these packing lists are fabulous!
I wonder could you or anyone do a packing list for when you’re moving from one country to another?
Hi, my husband and I are travelling to cancun, Mexico next week with 2 kids 8 and 6 any paking advice? we are staying at an eco resort all inclusive for 2 weeks. Anything to pack in particular or be wary of? Many thanks.
Four of us women, all over 60, are planning to go on the Grand Eurpoean Tour from Budapest to Amsterdam during mid September 2015. Is there a packing list for a 19 day trip including 2 extra days in Amsterdam. Is there a packing list for this sort of trip at that time of year?
What about a packing list for an Appalachian Trail thru-hike? Preferably for Spring/ Summer time.
What about Iceland? I’ll be going for 10 days this summer to do the Ring Road…
Any thoughts on what to bring/not bring if studying abroad in Seoul, South Korea? I’ll be dealing with the brunt of winter, spring, and the start of summer.
im going to morocco for 2 weeks next week and I have no idea where to start packing!
Love this website! We are going on a 12 day road trip through Sedona, Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Bryce, Zion and Las Vegas. Would have loved to seen a packing list for Summer in the Southwest USA.
I have become addicted to this site. The UK list is spot on and I wish I had seen it before I went for my friend’s wedding – I mean I lived there, you’d think I would know what to pack for ten days! I would love a West Highland Way (Scotland) hiking/camping list, as I’m planning a trip to do it soon.
I love these lists, but I would really like it if you would put a list on for the virginia, North Carolina area.
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