Checklist sailing expedition - autumn

Clothing items

• T-shirts made of synthetic material or merino wool
• Long-sleeved (polar fleece) shirts
• First layer trousers
• Trousers made of synthetic material
• Waterproof rain jacket
• Waterproof rain trousers
• Thermal jacket
• Casual clothing
• Footwear – at least 2 pairs
  • Closed-toe and non-marking, anti-slip soles, water-resistant or made of quick-drying material
• Flip-flops or Crocs
• Bandana, cap, and hat
• Sailing gloves
  • Cycling or gym gloves are good substitutes

ACCESSORIES

• Sleeping bag
  • Essential. We recommend a minimum of 10°C
• Waterproof dry bag
  • For carrying essential items when going ashore
• External battery – power bank
  • We will not have access to 220V while out at sea
• Head torch – headlamp
  • We recommend a model with a red light option, so that it may be used during night navigation
• Sunscreen
  • SPF 50
• Lip balm
• Wet wipes
  • For a quick refresh when you can't shower
• Earplugs
  • Yachts can be noisy at night
• Water bottle
• Seasickness tablets or patches
  • Stugeron, Emetix
• Microfibre towel
  • Light, compact, and dries quickly
• Sunglasses
• Mini first aid kit
• Travel bag
  • NO trolley – trolleys take up too much space!

Provisions

Individual

• Non-perishable provisions
  • Canned food, nuts, protein bars, noodles, cereals
  • You can buy these at home
• Perishable provisions
  • Cheese, cold cuts, fruits, vegetables, etc.
  • You can buy these at the departure port
• Instant coffee, tea
  • The yachts are equipped with a gas stove, but we will not be cooking onboard
• Multivitamins, Litorsal

Collective - to be bought together from the departure port

• Drinking water, juices, beer
• Bread
• Rubbish bags
  • 60-litre bags for the salon and cockpit
  • 20-litre bags for bathroom paper - 1 set per bathroom
• Toilet paper
• Kitchen paper towels
• Microfibre cloths
• Cleaning spray
  • 1 per boat
• Dishwashing liquid
  • 1 per boat
• Liquid soap for bathrooms
  • 1 per bathroom