I need a list of items to pack in my suitcase and hand luggage for Spain?

Question

Heyaz, I'm going on holiday in 7 weeks to Spain, I've checked the weather forecast for temperatures etc, and it is supposed to be around the 35mark.YAY! TAN lol. So I need a list of what to pack in my suitcase and hand luggage as I always overpack, but I usually get changed two three times a day lol. So any suggestions????

Tasha x*x

Answer 1

nooooo

Answer 2

In brief:

two bathing suits/coverup

three pairs of sandals

2 sundresses for evening

I skirt for day or evening

2 pr shorts

2 pair capri pants

8 tops--tanks, etc in different colors

1 cardi or hoodie

suncreen, your usual cosmetics, cologne

scarf or shawl

bold costume jewelry for fun

You must be going to the coast.  So don't forget the suncreen for sure!!

Answer 3

look i live in grece and the wather is about the sme..take your bikini and some ligth clothes...like skirts and dreeses...flip flops..thats abouts it...oh and some pairs of shorts...

Answer 4

hello tanya How to Travel With One Bag and change 2 o 3 time a day (me too when I aTRAVEL)

Things You’ll Need:

Shoes and flip-flops

Cameras and accessories

Shower bag

Luggage

Clothes and robe

Toiletries

Linens and towels

Zip-top gallon bags

Place a notepad and pen in your packing area. As you pack, it will be easier to write things down that you remember at the last minute rather than stopping in the middle of packing to go on a scavenger hunt for forgotten items.



Don't wait until the night before you leave to begin packing. If you have forgotten anything it may be too late to purchase. It's best to get a good night sleep before your travel

Try to select clothes that can share accessories, like shoes and belts.



Many people buy new socks and undergarments to take to camp. If appropriate, plan to leave the new items at home, and pack the old. Then you can throw away old undergarments at the end of each day. This will lighten the return home packing process.



Try to select clothes that don't wrinkle easily and aren't bulky.



Check the weather forecast for your destination so that you can dress appropriately. Don't forget to take a rain jacket or plastic poncho.





Plan to wear your heaviest pair of shoes while you travel to the camp so that your bag will be lighter.



If you're concerned that the travel-size items will not last the entire time you are at camp, then use the items a few weeks before you leave to see how many days each bottle will last. Then you will know what quantity of each travel size item to purchase for the trip. Refill the bottles if you can, instead of buying new ones.



Try to purchase containers that close securely to prevent leaks.



Most camps do not provide linens and towels. Be sure to check to see if you need to bring these items.



Place two pillow cases on your pillow in case the outside one gets dirty. Or, you can turn the pillowcase inside out.



Placing items in clear zip-top bags allows you to find things in your luggage quickly without unfolding clothes and disrupting an organized bag. The zip-top bags also help you pack tightly by removing excess air in the luggage.



If you are traveling with a group, place an easily identifiable marker on your bag, such as colorful tape or luggage straps, so that you can quickly distinguish your bag from others.



Label all of your items with your name in case they are misplaced at camp.



Pack a robe and flip-flops for use in the shower area. A bag that can hang on the shower faucet is a handy place to put your shower toiletries

Get a bag with shoulder or back straps and plenty of pockets. The bag need not be huge, since one will not carry much.

Gather the following:

Three changes of clothing (at most)

Laundry detergent for washing by hand (powdered is much easier to handle than liquid, and allowed on airplanes.)

A universal sink stopper (available at any hardware store). A rubber ball is a good alternative.

A portable clothesline (available at any camping or travel goods store)

Toiletries

Pack using the "bundle" method: wrap clothes around large objects (such as bags of toiletries or pairs of shoes), rather than folding or rolling clothes. Stuff underwear and socks into shoes to save space and to prevent crushing shoes. The bundle method saves the most space and also prevents wrinkling.

Buy toiletries in miniature or transfer liquid contents like shampoo into smaller travel bottles. Save hotel/airplane toiletries so you can pack them the next time you travel.

Put toiletries that could leak (shampoo, gel, etc.) in plastic bags to avoid the hassle of having your clothes covered in liquid soap. Bags are also useful if clothing doesn't completely dry overnight.

Due to airline security issues, you should use solids rather than liquids. Shampoo is available in solid soap-block form. Better yet, purchase toiletries at your destination to avoid security issues. They may be cheaper too depending on the currency.

Minimize the number of items that require electricity, as converters can be costly and space-consuming. Portable electronics often run on batteries, and shaving, of course, can be done by hand.

Mail home or give away items not necessary for traveling, such as finished books or souvenirs.

Trading books is a great free way to keep one's travel library fresh. Also check out www.bookcrossing.com - here you can leave books for others to pick up and find books wherever you might be in the world that others have left behind (bookcrossers leave notes about the books, you can read where the book's been, reviews, etc.).

You should be able to fit a sheet of labels in your bag to stick on the books...or better yet print them out from a public computer in an internet cafe...

Packing List

Here is a wonderful Packing list from My Very Dear Friend. For staying in a condo at the beach. You will have to adapt it to your vacation. Feel free to copy and paste it into Word.

BASIC PACKING LIST

____ask neighbor to bring in recycle, paper and mail

____make dog reservation

____clean out dog kennel

____pack dog's food, treats, leash (or cat's)

CLOTHES

____changes of clothes

____sets of underwear (underpants, socks, undershirts, bras, slips, jock straps)

____sleep shirts/pjs

____dress outfits (pantyhose/tights)

____shoes (tennis, sandals, dress, slippers)

____robes (swim cover ups)

____special sports wear (tennis, golf, skiing)

____swimsuits

____swim towels

____goggles, swimmies

____sweatsuits

____sweaters

____jackets

____heavy coats, mittens, hats, boots

____

____

TOILETRIES

____toothbrushes

____toothpaste

____deodorant

____hairbrush

____hair things

____shampoo

____kids' shampoo

____bubble bath

____lotion

____bugspray

____sun block

____lipstick

____medications

____nailfile

____contacts/case/solutions

____shaving kit

____make up bag

____

____

____

FOOD

____water

____lidded cups

____bowls,spoons

____pnut butter

____knife, spoon

____cereal, milk

____raisins

____papertowels

____tissue

____Kitchen Disinfectant

____Candle

____napkins

____crackers

____cereal

____bread

____cheese

____drinks

MISC

____pillows

____sleeping bags

____videos

____cassettes

____cell phone, cord, charger

____books, magazines

____stamps, pen, paper

____sporting equiptment: tennis racquets, balls, mitts, inflatable mattresses, pool toys, rollerblades

____golf clubs

____Hostess gift(s)

____map(s)

____RESERVATION FORMS, RESERVATION #

____resort information

LAST MINUTE

____feed, water cat

____change litter

____take dog to kennel

____set VCR(s)

____turn on porch light, set timers

____clear answering machine

____water plants

____check doors, all appliances off

____turn down heat/air conditioning

____post card labels

____post card stamps

____bills that will be due while gone

____sufficient checks to pay bills

____stamps

____large garbage bags for dirty clothes

____laundry soap

____dryer sheets

Answer 5

clothes

snacks

wow that other guy said

Kitchen Disinfectant

Candle

bread

cheese

not bring that stuff

he must have problems lol

i always overpack!!