Packing for a luxury yacht vacation is different from packing for a typical resort stay. Space is limited onboard, but your crew will provide many essentials like beach towels, linens, and snorkeling gear. To help you prepare, we’ve created a practical packing guide so you bring everything you need—without overpacking. Browse Our Luxury Charter Fleet to see what’s already included onboard.
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Essential Wardrobe
Multiple swimsuits for daily water activities
Light, breathable clothing to wear over swimwear
2–3 casual dinner outfits for onboard dining
1–2 smart casual outfits for restaurants ashore
Light jacket or sweater for evening breezes
Comfortable, non-marking deck shoes or sandals
Sun Protection
High-quality polarized sunglasses
Sun hats or caps with secure straps
Reef-safe sunscreen and lip protection
UPF-rated rash guards for extended water activities
Personal Items
Prescription medications in original containers
Seasickness remedies if prone to motion sensitivity
Personal toiletries and hygiene items
Small camera or GoPro for capturing memories
Lightweight backpack or dry bag for shore excursions
Electronics & Documents
Passport and travel documents
Credit cards and small amounts of local currency
Power adapters if traveling internationally
Phone and charger (most yachts offer WiFi)
Downloaded playlists, e-books, or podcasts for offline use
Entertainment & Extras
Books, e-readers, or magazines
Portable waterproof speakers (optional)
Travel journal or sketchbook
Small gifts or souvenirs for crew (optional)
Practical Packing Tips
Choose soft-sided luggage that can be folded and stowed under beds—avoid large hard-shell suitcases.
Pack versatile items that mix and match easily.
Avoid overpacking; storage space is efficient but compact.
Most yachts supply beach towels, linens, and water sports equipment—confirm with your broker before bringing extras.
Your yacht crew will help you feel at home and can provide personalized recommendations for your specific destination and season. If you’re unsure about packing certain items, ask your charter broker for guidance.