Holiday Checklist

When planning a trip at home in England at least you don’t have worry about forgetting your passport, organizing visas, or taking jabs.

To help you plan your next English holiday trip we have put together a holiday checklist for you.

 

1. Pack your favourite books and magazine to catch up on the latest stories and trends

2. Take snacks with you for your journey, particularly if you are traveling with children 

3. Pack your camera and charger, and your mobile phone charger

4. Organise someone to look after your pet. Or better still why not take them with you by staying at pet friendly accommodation.

5. Don’t forget to pack your toiletries. Instead of taking large bottles put them into small travel size bottles you which you can buy from Superdrug, Boots or supermarkets.
   

6. Research and plan some of the places you would like to visit before your trip so that you can get the most out of your break when you are there

7. If you have not booked your accommodation before you go, you can still find quality accessed places to stay whilst you are on the move. Simply download our FREE list of quality accessed places to stay onto your TomTom. 

8. Don't forget to pack your medication.

Share your tips

If you have any great packing or traveling tips which you would like to share, let us know by leaving them below.

 

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Comments

[Paul]

Although its nice to buy new articles or gear to take on holiday you may be economising this year and getting the most out of items you've had for some time. Its best to expect that they'll give up on you sooner or later and the best repair kit to have in emergencies is Gaffer tape. You don't need to take the whole roll. Just wrap some around a water bottle/flask that you probably take anyway.

[stuart]

If you're used to paying for things on credit and debit card, some rural businesses may have minimum cash points. So if you're off to the countryside, you may want to carry a bit more cash than usual

[Nadia]

Don't forget sun tan lotion or sunhat if it's very hot to avoid sun stroke. Also don't forget ipod charger

[ntina]

I always overpack and end up carrying too much luggage. I now try and plan my outfits in advance, but this does not always work.

[Tim]

If you are traveling with children plan a nice place to stop so you can enjoy a picnic rather than always having to stop at motor way stations