Welcome to the 1st episode of Season 2 of the Mark and Embark Podcast by ScoutMyTrip. The host for this episode is Myra Naik.
In this episode Myra talks about the packing essentials for any road trip. While this list may sound very exhaustive, please keep in mind that this is considering longer road trips as well. While for short ones which could be for a weekend, you could skip on a few items - we would still advise having some basic items in your car always.
Lists are a lifesaver whenever you are planning a trip, be it things to pack, attractions to check out or local specialties to try out. So we got our heads together to come up with an extensive road trip packing list for you. What you pack depends on the destination, time of the year and number of days you are traveling amongst other things.
When you are packing for a road trip though, there are certain essential things you should remember to pack to make your time on the road fun and comfortable. So here we go with the road trip packing list essentials by ScoutMyTrip.. in the voice of Myra.
Road Trip Packing List Essentials
- Medical Kit
- Car Emergency Kit
- Multi-port USB car charger and USB cables
- Wet wipes / Hand Sanitizers / Liquid soap
- Water
- Snacks
- Plastic bags that seal / Shower cap
- Disposable glasses, spoons & plates
- Sunscreen / Moisturizer
- Torch
- Towels, pillows, bed sheets
- Specs/contact lens
- Music Playlist
- Reading Material or a Kindle
- Pen, Pencil and Notepad
- Maps and Directions (Preferably offline)
- Loose change and cash
- Miscellaneous box
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