See below a packing list of what we advise you to bring (or consider bringing). Some will bring more, some will bring less.
General
Passport
Money Belt
Prescriptions/Vitamins
Alternate ID (Driver’s License)
International Driving License If You’re Planning on Renting a Car (Available cheaply through AAA)
Hiking Backpack (40 liter recommended)
Small Collapsible Day Pack
Glasses/Contact Lenses
Flash Drive
Neck Pillow for Travel (Recommended)
Small Collapsible Travel Blanket (Sarong is a good multi-functional option)
Small Folding Umbrella
Water Bottle (bagged water bottles are easiest for travel)
Carabiners (for attaching things to outside of bag)
Sunglasses
Digital watch with an alarm (Handy for traveling so you don’t have to always pull out your phone in a crowd)
Clothing
Heavier jacket for cold/snow
Light jacket (water/windproof is preferred!)
3-5 Pairs of pants
1-2 Sweatshirts
Hat/scarf/gloves
Warm socks
Long underwear/under armor for layering
2 Pajamas
3-5 T-shirts
3-5 Nicer Tops
3-5 nice outfits
Socks/Underwear for 2 Weeks
Swimsuit
2 Pairs of Workout Clothes
Tennis shoes
Nice shoes
Sandals
Boots for snow
purses/satchel
Baseball cap
Toiletries
Brush/comb
Toothbrush
Deodorant
Razors
Hand sanitizer
Tissue packets
Contact lens solution
Makeup
Feminine products
Travel size containers for weekend trips
Electronics
Laptop (plus converter) or tablet
Camera
Headphones
Adaptor and converter for larger electronics
Adaptor for smaller electronics
Cell phone
Portable chargers
What NOT to Pack (provided)
-Towels
-Bedding (Sheets, comforter, pillow)
-Clothes Hangers
