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WHAT I PACK

What comes with me.

Inside my bag covers the essentials I use on my travels. Further down, you’ll find extra options for boat days, walking and hotel stays. Choose what suits your route and use what you already have.

Inside my bag.

01 / PACKING NOTES

Packing cubes

Cipway

Less rummaging between stops.

Keep clothes grouped together so you can find what you need without unpacking the whole suitcase. Particularly handy on a trip with several hotel changes.

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02 / PACKING NOTES

Compact charger

UGREEN Nexode 65W

The charging setup starts here.

For topping up travel electronics back at the hotel. Match your devices’ power requirements to the charger, especially when sharing its output across several devices.

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03 / PACKING NOTES

Cable organiser

T Tersely

Find the right cable.

Cables and small electronics in one place, ready to move from suitcase to day bag. It saves searching through separate pockets when you need a charge.

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04 / PACKING NOTES

Hanging toiletry bag

BOACAY

Unpack the bathroom in one go.

Keeps toiletries together, with a hanging design for bathrooms where counter space is limited. Pack it back up when it’s time to move on.

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05 / PACKING NOTES

Dry bag

Sea to Summit · Lightweight Dry Bag

For time near the water.

A separate place for belongings on boat and beach outings. Check the bag’s protection rating before putting anything water-sensitive inside.

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06 / PACKING NOTES

Phone tripod

EUCOS

Take a moment to frame the shot.

A place to set up your phone for a composed photo or a shot with you in it. Check that the holder fits your phone and case.

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07 / PACKING NOTES

Luggage scale

travel inspira

Weigh it before you leave.

Check your packed bag against the allowance on your booking, with time to rearrange things before heading to the airport.

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08 / PACKING NOTES

Laundry bag

Aubee

Keep the clean clothes separate.

Worn clothes stay together between laundry stops, making them easy to pull out when it’s time for a wash.

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09 / PACKING NOTES

Power bank

JUOVI · 20,000mAh · 45W

For the hours between power points.

Backup power for days of maps, photos and checking bookings. Check your airline’s current power-bank rules before flying.

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10 / PACKING NOTES

Travel adapter

LENCENT

The right connection for the trip.

Pairs with your charger when the wall sockets change. Check the plug types for each country on your route before packing.

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11 / PACKING NOTES

Packable daypack

ZOMAKE

Leave the suitcase at the hotel.

A smaller bag for the things you want within reach while exploring. The packable design is useful when you only need a day bag for part of the trip.

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12 / PACKING NOTES

Sleep mask

UAMAL

For a little less light.

An eye mask for bright cabins and unfamiliar rooms. I pair it with earplugs; the linked product is the mask only.

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13 / PACKING NOTES

Luggage tracker

ATUVOS

Keep tabs on your bag.

Check your luggage’s reported location through Apple Find My. This model works with iOS devices.

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14 / PACKING NOTES

Travel towel

Sea to Summit · Drylite

When a towel isn’t provided.

An extra for swim stops and boat outings where you need to bring your own. Leave it out to dry before it goes back in the bag.

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A few extras for the route.

Extra options for boat days, walking and hotel stays. Choose what earns its space in your bag.

Nalgene Sustain water bottle

A reusable bottle for drinking water on walking and sightseeing days. Fill it before setting out.

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Petzl Tikka Core headlamp

For planned starts before daylight: hands-free light while walking. Charge it and check the controls before the trip.

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Decathlon ITIWIT phone pouch

An option for boat transfers and splash protection. Check the phone fit, test the seal and follow the stated water-protection limits.

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uni 2 m USB-C charging cable

Extra reach when a hotel socket is away from the bedside. Check that your charger and device both use USB-C.

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Ceptics Australia-to-Switzerland adapter

A Type J plug option for Australian devices in Switzerland. Check the appliance input rating: this does not convert voltage.

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Sea to Summit travel clothesline

For small hand-washed items between hotel stays. The dual cord holds garments without separate pegs; use it where your accommodation permits.

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Osprey Ultralight Stuff Pack

A packable 18-litre bag for a light layer, water and everyday essentials on city outings. Keep the load light; choose a more supportive pack for demanding walks.

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ZEISS microfibre lens cloth

A reusable cloth for compatible camera lenses, glasses and phone camera glass. Keep it clean and follow your equipment maker’s cleaning instructions.

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ONE LAST LOOK

Before you zip it up.

Adjust this list for the weather, activities, laundry stops and luggage allowance on your trip.

Need something beyond this list? Browse Amazon AU for the other essentials on your own packing list.

  • Passport, entry documents and booking details checked.
  • Important contacts and directions saved for offline access.
  • Clothes and comfortable footwear for your plans.
  • Essential medicines and toiletries, with travel restrictions checked.
  • Your phone, charger and the cables you need.
  • Plug compatibility and airline baggage rules checked.
  • A little room left for the journey home.
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