What to pack for a day or a week at sea

Around 27 °C and 80% humidity all year. Pack light, breathable and sun-proof, with something respectful for going ashore.

Two travellers in light clothes and hats on the rocks at Angel’s Billabong

The list

Tick it off as you pack.

Clothing

Linen or cotton shirts and trousers
Light dresses or shorts
A sarong or pareo
One smarter outfit for dinner on deck
Soft-soled shoes or sandals (most guests go barefoot on deck)

Sun and water

Reef-safe sunscreen, SPF 50+
A UPF rash guard for snorkelling
Sunglasses and a hat with a chin strap
Quick-dry swimwear, two sets
Your own mask or dive computer, if you dive

Going ashore

Shoulders and knees covered for temples
A scarf or shawl
Long shorts or light trousers for men
Walking sandals for beach paths

Tech

Waterproof phone case or action camera
Power bank and a universal adaptor
A dry bag
A drone only with the right permits

Health

Prescription medication, with copies
Motion-sickness remedy, even if you rarely need it
Insect repellent with DEET or picaridin
Plasters and antiseptic wipes

Documents and money

Passport valid six months beyond your stay
Copies of passport, insurance and itinerary
Travel insurance
A card, and cash for the crew gratuity

A diver over coral in clear blue water — A rash guard for long swims

Two guests in light clothes on the bow of a yacht — Light layers and a hat on deck

Ashore and on board

Temples

Sarongs are often provided at the gate, but bring a scarf for your shoulders.

On deck

Most guests go barefoot. Leave hard-soled shoes in the bag to protect the teak.

Provided

Towels, snorkel kit, drinking water and reef-safe sunscreen are on board, so you need not pack them.

Packing for something specific?

Diving, a celebration or a multi-day voyage: tell us and we send a list for your trip.

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Departures: Benoa Marina · Serangan · Sanur