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california for 13 days on the beach

how many shortsleeve shirts, longsleeve shirts for at night or dinner, pants, shorts, swimsuits, undies, socks, shoes, pjs and if there is anything else please tell me. i will be on the beach for about 7 hours each day. sorry for the really long details. thanks for your help

Answer 1

If you are going to be on the beach 7 hours a day you are going to be toast and not doing anything else.

Take lots of sunscreen.

I live on the beach and can only do 3-4 hours at a time without being exhausted or burned

Here are a few ideas on how to pack for a 7-day vacation to California in July courtesy of www.cheap-fun-famly-travel.com

Each person should only pack what they need. Most children over the age of 4 should be able to easily carry or pull on rollers, their personal stuff from the car to the hotel room, cabin or tent in 1 trip from the car. If you can’t, then you’ve packed too much!

1. Each person (kids over 4 included) gets their own toiletry bag. Don’t make mom responsible for everyone.

2. Pack enough summer clothes for 3 days plus a pair of long pants and nice shirt.

3. While at the pool, do the laundry

4. Toiletries - pack a tooth brush, tooth paste, comb or hair brush, soap etc for each person. Blow dryers etc... maybe.

5. Pajamas: No girlie or tacky sleepwear - bring something that can substitute for a pair of shorts or a shirt just in case of a clothing disaster.

6. Bring 2-pairs of shoes: walking shoes and sandals

7. Bring a Windbreaker of some sort.

8. Sweatshirts or Polar fleece jackets – If you are going to buy souvenirs, buy a sweatshirt or jacket. It’s a useful souvenir and the memory will last until it’s worn out or out grown.

9. Pack the swimsuits and towels separately. You’ll probably want to use them as soon as you get to the destination. Not to mention, they’re probably still wet from the day before. On road trips, our towels always drape over the luggage in the back of the minivan so that they can dry. (Thank goodness no one can see them through the tinted windows)