Packing Checklist — Camino de Santiago 7/23/2027

Suggested

Chargers/Adapters

Device chargers and electrical adapters (and a converter if needed); portable charger/power bank

Clothing for hot weather

Pack lightweight, quick-dry/wicking clothing that mixes and matches easily. Layer strategically and check the weather and itinerary sections to be realistic about what you'll actually need. There will probably be no time for laundry.

Light windproof/waterproof jacket

Daypack

Small backpack to carry water, camera, and essentials while exploring

Walking shoes

One good pair of broken-in, comfortable, sturdy walking shoes is essential

Sport sandals or flip-flops

Water activities, hotel floors, or just to keep your feet cool and comfortable

Sun protection

Sun block, sunglasses, hat

Insect repellant

Consider DEET-based or a strong natural alternative

First Aid Kit

Including: lip balm with sunscreen, sunscreen, whistle, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, bandaids, tape, anti-histamines, antibacterial gel/wipes, antiseptic cream, Imodium or similar for mild cases of diarrhea, rehydration powder, water purification tablets or drops, insect repellent, sewing kit, extra prescription drugs you may be taking

Toiletries

Basic toiletries (some hotels may not provide all items, esp. conditioner); small amount of biodegradable soap for laundry

Optional

Swim items

Swimsuit, small quick-dry towel, slip-on sandals

Sleep accessories

Travel pillow, lightweight silk sleep sheet, earplugs

Organization aids

AirTags or Tile trackers, bag locks, packing cubes, ziplock bags

Money belt

Hand sanitizer/baby wipes

Snacks

Packing a few granola bars is a good idea; you can also buy snacks when you get there too, so don’t go crazy

Cooling Items

Portable/rechargeable misting fan, cooling towel

Documents

Passport

G Adventures voucher(s)

Entry Requirements

Any required visas, travel authorizations, vaccine certificates, etc.

Flight itinerary/boarding pass(es)

Cash and credit/debit card(s)

Travel insurance ID card

GEEO Classroom action plans for your group

This will be emailed to you a week before your trip

Hiking Items

Comfortable day pack for hiking

Hiking Poles

If you like to hike with poles. You can also normally buy an inexpensive pair on-site. Email travel@geeo.org for more information.

Comfortable hiking boots/shoes

Wear footwear that you know is comfortable and will not give you blisters. This is not a trip to break in new boots or shoes on.

Water bottle or bladder (like a Camelback)

Hiking Socks

Can be synthetic, but not cotton

Blister kit

Rehydration powder

Like Gatorade, Liquid IV or Nuun

Whistle