Backpack Daypack

There are plenty of things you can bring along their backpacking trip. Remember that you have to carry everything you think twice before bringing a bulky heavy object. Here are some of several items that I have found helpful to bring:

• Universal Plug bath / sink plug There are plugs that fit a variety of sinks that are very useful when one wants to wash clothes in his room.
• Porter a water bag designed to carry water bottles, very handy when out on day trips and not want to carry around a backpack.
• Bag Luggage protection to put around your pack to save it from being damaged while traveling.
• Belts baggage to tie around your bag to help keep together.
• Luggage tag attached on the outside of your luggage and give your contact information in case your luggage gets lost.
• Plastic bags Bags put around bottles with liquid and also to organize the rest of your stuff. Use white bags without printing, with some colored plastic bags tend color to rub other items in his backpack.
• Candy Binoculars Great for detecting wildlife.
• Deck of cards / games to kill time and have fun with people you meet along the road.
• Kit PIN security sewing scissors Backpack Backpack Swiss Army knife for use rubber bands as bookmarks in your guide.
• Locks To lock your bag and backpack.
• The money belt / leg bag Put documents or money in a plastic box for protection in case the money belt gets wet (eg, rain).
• Pencil and paper (book) The laptop can be used to control expenses, collecting e-mails, keeping a journal, etc.
• Mask, snorkel and fins for snorkeling.
• SURF sports equipment, golf clubs, diving equipment, etc.
• Mosquito net Make sure you have a nail or similar network to connect to the wall or ceiling.
• Yarn used to tie the backpack on her bed or in the trunk to prevent people walking with her purse.
• Team tents, stoves, etc.
• Knife, fork, spoon, bowl, dish If you're cooking a lot.
• Get a small compass that can be followed at all times.
• Extra bag to check in an extra bag to store your memories if you do not fit in your backpack. Used to bring memories of home you buy during your trip. While traveling this can double as a bag for storing dirty clothes.
• Water bottle for the plane these days are no restrictions in what may have on board, including liquids. You can go through security with an empty bottle and fill it in the bathroom before boarding despite (if the water is drinkable).
• If you have plans to visit people a small gift from your country is appreciated.

About the Author:

For a full checklist for your backpacking trip download the free e-book Backpacker´s toolbox. The Backpacker's Toolbox contains checklists, templates, FAQs and practical advice (and a few bad jokes) to make your backpacking experience as smooth as possible.

Peter Siljerud is an experienced world traveller and co-author of the Backpacker's toolbox. He regularly contributes to Hello Backpacker - practical advice for new and experienced backpackers for all trip stages:
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Backpack Daypack

Backpack Daypack