Packing Guide for Your Canary Sail Tenerife Holiday

Embarking on a sailing holiday with Canary Sail in Tenerife? It’s essential to pack wisely, as space on board is limited and you’ll want to maximise comfort and convenience. Here’s a comprehensive guide to ensure you have everything you need for a delightful, hassle-free sailing experience.

What to Pack for Your Sailing Holiday

Luggage

Travel Bags: Opt for flexible sports bags or backpacks easily stowed away. Rigid suitcases are not recommended due to limited storage.
Day Bag: A waterproof bag is ideal for safeguarding your camera, phone, and wallet.
Beach Bag: For your towels, sunscreen, and snorkelling gear.
Security Pouch: An under-the-shirt pouch is advisable for keeping important documents safe.

Clothing

Swimwear: Bring multiple options so you always have a dry one.
Beach Attire: Lightweight, quick-drying garments. Bring your own beach towel!
Sun Protection: Long-sleeved shirts, polo shirts with collars.
Waterproof Gear: A lightweight, waterproof jacket for unexpected showers.
Evening Wear: A warm jumper or jacket for cooler evenings.
Dining Out: A casual outfit for restaurant visits.
Footwear: Deck shoes with non-marking soles.

Toiletries

Sun Protection: Oil-free sunscreen.
Lip Balm: Choose one with SPF.
Travel-Sized Essentials: Shampoo, soap, toothbrush, and toothpaste.
Seasickness Aids: Pills or patches if you’re prone to seasickness.
Medications: Both prescription and over-the-counter, with all necessary documentation.

Documents

Identification: Passport, visas, and driver’s license.
Sailing Certification: If you’re sailing yourself, bring original certificates.
Insurance Details: Holiday insurance cover, is essential!
Charter Documents: Required for your yacht rental.

Miscellaneous

Utilities: Zip-lock bags and a small flashlight/headtorch.
Tech Gear: Cell phone chargers, electronic adapters, including 12V cigar lighter/USB charger.

You’ll ensure a more enjoyable and less cluttered sailing holiday by carefully selecting what you bring. Remember, when in doubt, less is more!