These Europe Packing Mistakes Will RUIN Your Trip
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If you're struggling with ideas on how to pack for Europe, this is for you! Discover what bag not to bring, what not to wear (with advice on how to avoid some embarrassing tourist mistakes), what not to buy, and what not to forget. Get valuable tips on choosing the right bag for your European adventure, whether it's a backpack or a roller bag, and find out about the best travel backpack options on the market.
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0:00 Don't Make These Europe Packing Mistakes
1:03 Mistake #1: The Most Common Europe Packing Mistake
2:07 Clothing Tips for Europe
3:33 Best Shoes for Europe Travel
4:21 Always Opt for Things with THIS feature
5:32 Travel Toiletry Rules
5:45 Mistake #2: Don’t Forget
6:27 Travel Adapter for Europe
7:10 How to Charge Things in Europe
7:34 Staying Connected Abroad with Holafly
8:41 Mistake #3: Don’t Bring This
11:03 You SHOULD Bring These
11:35 Mistake #4: The BIG One
12:23 Why to Pack Carry On Only to Europe
13:11 Carry On Rules and Regulations
14:50 The Best Lightweight Carry On for Europe
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I haven’t read all comments so this might have already been added, but, we use to carry photocopies of our passports, drivers licenses, credit cards until someone told me to photograph everything and send it to myself in an email. That way if you lose everything you own you can still access all your information on any computer or phone anywhere in the world.
Even better if you have access to a scanner to scan everything digitally into PDF files, I throw them into encrypted Cryptomator vault stored on my cloud storage (with local backup).
Donric: Email is not secure. It is like a postcard. So if I were you, I wouldn't be sending copies of my passport, driving license or credit cards by email.
Take photos on your phone, or photo copies and keep them in your hotel safe or luggage.
@@StevenKeery depends on the email... "protonmail" uses Military enryption, is based in Switzerland as is used by Cyber Specialists and war corrospondents because of its secure servers
someone had to TELL you that?😂
Would google drive be okay? If you can log in?
You can bring one power extension outlet, where you can plug in your camera, chargers, laptop. I am European but all electronics in my house are running on type A plug (Japan/US). So when I go somewhere out I take A type plug and outlet. If you don't need any more clothes or shoes after traveling, consider it donating to those clothing boxes you see in cities. They will be put into good use. Our salaries are like 40%-300% lower than in US. Every bit helps when economy is in the toilet.
I traveled with wheeled carry-on only to Vienna with no plans to go anywhere but in the city (and nearby cities via rail). When I exited the train station and started walking to my hotel, my luggage broke on the first street I crossed. I hadn't even arrived at my hotel, and I had to carry my wheeled luggage. Never again! Backpack only, baby! Also, you did not touch on it in this video, but when we landed in Prague, they had lost our checked carseat. And we had scheduled travel to another town that same day. Now, we always carry our carsears/boosters on and gate check them! Love the vids! Please keep them coming!
Evidently, two wheeled, single wheel per side luggage is much more durable than the eight wheel designs.
We never bring more than a weeks worth of clothes. Even in the winter we can get by with a carryon bag and a backpack. Out tip is to find an airbnb with a washer or if at a hotel scope out a nearby laundry. Even in London we found a cute laundry and it wasn’t that pricey. The lady gave us an ikea bag to carry our stuff back to the hotel. When you do this you can be very minimal. We don’t mind running a washing machine overnight or while we are gone and hang things to dry. We feel like a local
Frites. I'll be taking a 2 and a half week vacation to Europe this September and your videos have been extremely helpful! I appreciate all the useful advice.
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Another great video. I have spent the last year studying all your videos for a three-month trip to Europe with just a carry-on Monos, a backpack, and Allie's Free People sling. I can't wait! I would never, ever have considered this before finding your channel.
Thank you for this video! I always take your comments and advise seriously! 😊
Frites! I just purchased the Peak Design 45L BP yesterday so it was cool watching this video. I’m traveling back and forth from Europe to the US more often, and I believe this will be a perfect companion. I like that when I’m in Europe traveling by car or train I can max out at 45L and fit not only my stuff but also my wife’s clothes. I’m thrilled to get this pack soon! Thanks for the great content! 👊🏼
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Love your videos with a wealth of valuable information! Traveling to Portugal soon and just found out about terminal 1 and terminal 2 in Lisbon and so glad I did my research. I decided to do a carryon to avoid missing my connecting flight based on the time I arrive in Lisbon to fly to Madeira. Not to mention scheduling flights to make sure I have sufficient time to catch my connecting flight. Thank God both my airlines are in terminal 1-I have seen that line at 6am in Lisbon.
as usual great information!
You are so right about everything! I bought so much stuff for my Italy trip last year, but once I started packing, I didn’t even use it! I wore outfits twice and brought travel laundry soap so I could wash things in the bathroom sink. I pack my toiletries, even the non-liquids, in Ziploc bags so I can squeeze the air out and have more room in my backpack. I did carry a Turkish towel because we visited several beaches, but it can also be used as a blanket on the plane. Basically, if it didn’t have a purpose, it got left at home.
Going to Europe on Wednesday! Your videos have helped me a lot. I hope to fit everything in my backpack.
Great information!!
I bought a small solid laundry soap in Paris, it was very useful to wash light clothes. I hung them at night. I took with me magnetic hooks that were very practical to hang some clothes.
I take 7 shirts, 7 underwear, 7 pairs of socks one pair of shoes and two pairs of trousers for a two week trip. No toiletries. I use the laundry one week in.
Toiletries for the first night is a must in my opinion. The rest you can buy at your destination.
Interesting to do laundry while traveling...not something I would want to do
@@lovingtotravelexactly. It’s called a vacation. Don’t want to be doing work on vacation.
@@claudiakarl7888 well I shower etc in the morning before I leave for the airport. My hotel always has soap and shampoo I just need to buy toothpaste and sunscreen.
@@lovingtotravel it only takes an hour I can go off for a coffee and come back when it's done.
I usually only take one pair of shoes. A pair of Clarks leather sneakers. Super comfortable for the 15,000-20,000 steps on a typical day and smart enough for a fancy restaurant in the evening.
Very helpful video!!
I'm 0:58 seconds into the video and I love that you mentioned the previous video as I was telling myself is this a waste of time 🤣 Good stuff.
I bring a checked bag on my annual trip to NL & UK because I'm going to a couple festivals and that bag has all my camping gear. I used to fit it all in a larger backpack, but now that I'm in my 60s I decided I didn't want to schlep that 35lbs on my back anymore (in addition to my carry-on pack on my front). Last year I treated myself to a rolling bag, and as a result a little bigger tent. I was able to maneuver the bag without too much trouble and kept it at around 40 pounds. I've been tweaking my gear some for this year to bring the weight down a bit, plus leaving some things behind. I also check the weather frequently before I go and adjust my packing accordingly. I've transitioned to solid toiletries, so the space dedicated to that is minimal. I pack even less clothing and bring my Scrubba bag and a clothes line and laundry sheets. For jacket options, I bring my trusty Loki Gear. Most of their stuff folds into itself (and has carrying straps) and the sleeves have built-in mittens and the hoods have a face mask. I also have a Honcho Poncho that doubles as a duvet (so I don't need a sleeping bag) or a pillow (it packs into its pocket also). I remember my first trip and packing way too much! I had no room for souvenirs. This year I'm going to try one of those neck pillows that you stuff with clothing...
Great video ❤❤❤
You also forgot to mention that we in Europe recently got farmacies, supermarkets, and stores. We even have Amazon pretty much everywhere, so you can buy toothpaste, deodorant, plasters/ bandages, etc. Jajajajajajaja
Rule 1 Dont overthink it. You are not going to the Congo.
Hahaha. Our first trip to Europe with a baby we packed two weeks of diapers, powdered baby food, etc. We ran out and had to buy more towards the end of the trip - and (duh!) there are babies in Europe too. 😂
Right !
For Germany I can tell you get everythink you need. But don't expect the shops to be open 24 hours . For painkillers you need to go to a shop called Apotheke. Most of them are open till 18:00.
No one needs the big checked bag. However, most people feel obligated to especially when it comes with the ticket. I went to Africa a few years ago for a few weeks, and my entire family brought 2 big bags each thankfully they didn't didn't leave one behind, but I only brought my camera backpack and a small carry on on wheels bag, and mother of God I will never go back, seeing them struggle to get to their rooms, get the bags onto the 4x4 on the way to the hotel, not to mention all the crap they never used was literally just insane!
Snagged one of those adapters for our trip to Ireland in a few months!
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Frites. Great information! Thanks
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Great video as always! My family and I went on a tour last year where the "rule" was carry on only. Well, it was kind of a fail because we wanted to bring things home for family and friends...ended up buying another suitcase. Granted, this was at the end of the trip. I feel more comfortable with a checked bag just because I want the option to bring home more stuff if I want. And after many years at school, I basically never want to see another backpack ever! LOL!
I pack a lightweight foldable duffle that stays in the bottom of my suitcase specifically for this purpose. I need to check my bag because of my trekking poles, so that duffle becomes my "carry on" and my lightweight backpack my personal item.
Frites! I'm going on a 35 day trip across Europe next year and a 2 week trip to Japan a few months before that and could definitely use more content covering packing lighter for these longer trips. I love the idea of using a backpack and a carry on only but I feel I wouldn't have enough room for stuff I take on the flight with me or space for souvenirs/gifts on the way back. I just ordered the Monos hybrid carry on and large check in on your recommendation so hopefully I can overcome my tendency to overpack.
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Really enjoying your videos (when I have time). Discovered you when doing research on esims but now watching for your practical advice. You remind a bit of Wolters World, and I guess it's that same "well travelled, now travelling with kids" vibe
Thanks for the guidance. Do you have a guide for a European Cruise?
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Frites..
Thank you for the useful info.
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Frites. Very good info. Getting ready for my 4th trip to Europe. I pack less and less each time.
Frites. We'll be taking a trip on the Eurostar to the Netherlands this summer, and I'd be very interested to hear what you are packing for two weeks that includes the Netherlands.
Love your content! Please could you do an inside guide for travelling to America for your followers from across the globe? 🙏
“Know the weather” is probably my biggest thing in America! If coming to Arizona in January a pair of shorts might be a good idea.. but if you’re going to New York in November maybe not so much.
My husband does BJJ and like any other jiujiteiro, taking the gi on any trip is a must (he packed one just incase I was feeling okay after my last dental surgery).
The last time he went to NY, he packed his gear and forgot day clothes so he's asked me to manage all the packing for our upcoming Ireland trip.
Frites! Good video, thanks.
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Thanks for all the great content! You frequently mention travel adapters, but is it no longer necessary to carry a converter?
You will need a converter if your device is not dual voltage. Typically electronics are dual voltage but always double check. Often older hair dryers, curling irons etc are not dual voltage so that’s when you need a converter. Double check to be safe as you can start a fire or destroy your item if it’s not dual voltage. Hope this helps 🙂
Frites. - Great Video, Thanks!
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I always take a microfibre towel! You don't know if you destination has enough towels or how often they change them! And I'm traveling with solid products, no liquids anymore!
re: laundry. I went to Japan for 14 days. I packed 4 days plus what I wore on the plane. ALL dark clothes so I did have to do a load of white and colored. In Japan, all my hotels had washers with detergent added automatically so I only packed bounce sheets.
Frites. Heading to Italy in October. I took way too much on my last trip. I’m determined to only have. A carry on this time. Love the backpack idea.
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I use only backpack for travel and purchased merino wool clothing from Amazon on sale. Currently I am in hotel until end of July. I hand wash the merino wool clothes in the sink it dries pretty fast. And did you know that you can use shampoo for washing the wool clothes (make sense its hair of lamb) and if you want to be softer use hair conditioner. Layer the cloth, buy different size for layering.
I am having a hard time finding a battery pack for my iPhone that’s lightweight enough, but does the job. You didn’t really note which one you use? Thank you for your great videos!
My rule is if I’m not going to use something three times or more , it stays home.
I like to stay in apartments so I can do laundry every few days, then I can take less.
Layers, layers, layers!
After traveling from the US to Europe yearly since 2012 I've gotten my packing down to a science. Biggest piece of advice is to agree with Nik--pack in the smallest bag/suitcase you possibly can. I do hike and need trekking poles and because I don't want to depend on the whims of a particular TSA agent as to whether these are allowed on board I check my bag. I have the luxury of being able to take a direct flight to my destination which lessens the chance of misplaced baggage. My suitcase is 22", and that has done just fine for trips from 2 weeks to one month. Packed it weighs in at 28-30lb which is manageable for me on stairs, cobblestones, and all the public transportation systems that I use. I pack a lightweight foldable duffel which lives in the bottom of my suitcase until the last evening of my trip. That's used for anything extra (such as Swiss chocolate :)) that I might bring home to the family. The duffel becomes my carryon, and my lightweight backpack my personal item on the flight back. Next favorite tips to repeat are layers to cover variable temperatures and a good raincoat/windbreaker & waterproof shoes are worth the cost. (And I wash clothes in the hotel sink, always planning a two night stay mid trip to cover drying time.)
Frites. Italy 3 weeks in the fall.
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I uses duffle bag for collapse extra suitecase for souvenirs that can pack in my carry on. Its about the size of a carry on. So on the return trip home my duffle bag is my checkin with my clothes and my carry on and personal bag will have thing I want to protect.
I’m thinking about purchasing an Away Everywhere Bag. It seems a bit larger than my Baggalini Tote. Taking an 18 hour flight to Oz.
Got a trip to Norway coming up and I was taken aback by the SAS weight limit for the carry-on 8 kg! I’m headed over to your review on lightweight bags and wondering if the July one I just bought is one you tested.
Frites. Thanks!
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Frites! We have embraced the carry on bag. Freed us from all the hassles. Going to the netherlands for a 12 day cruise. Staying with small carry on. any tips will help. Thanks for this video!!
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Frites! Preparing for 2 weeks in Italy for September (2 adults, 2 teenagers) with carry-on only.
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I only bring carry on.
Frites. Starting to think about a 2-week trip to Spain in October. I took your advice when I went to Scotland last summer and did carry-on only, and it was great. But -- I did bring a roller bag and wished I'd only had a backpack. So that's my goal for Spain.
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frites - headed to Belgium in July
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Frites. Just came back from a month in Europe. Just a backpack. But I would probably do it again with a small spinner and smaller backpack. My knees aren't what they used to be.
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Going in Sep to Oct. London (rainy/warm) to Italy (cool/rainy). Still looking for reasonably priced marino wool clothing as I live in the sub tropics.
UNI QLO has reasonable (to me) priced marino wool. You don't want cotton sweaters (they are breathable but soak up rain like a sponge) however, I pack them because I have a light waterproof jacket).
Hi... a question - what is the difference between Holafly and a Solis Lite?
Is Holafly good for cruising Europe?
I'm doing four days in Rome and a 10 day Mediterranean cruise. So conflicted on what to pack.
Frites. We’re doing a river cruise from Prague to Budapest end of August. Staying extra on both ends. It’s an 18 day vacation. Wish we could do just carryon but highly unlikely.
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FRITES. 2 1/2 weeks in Nice and Lyon France in the fall.
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I have a backpack with wheels, best of both worlds 😊
Frites. I have an Osprey Fairview 40L and Porter 50L. I'm curious how the Peak Design carries; load lifters and a waist belt are a must for my travel pack.
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frites!! I am traveling with 3 teens to NL this summer! Need packing help!
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It seems only Americans have a 2 week holiday? Most countries have at least 4 weeks annual leave, so that is the time spent on a vacation. Weather can vary greatly over a month (and different locations). eg I’m from Australia, and after a 24 hour flight, it makes sense to pack a larger case for the longer stay. Even though I also go to a laundromat, you need spare clothes and shoes in case of getting soaked with rain - a rain poncho can only cover so much.
You are dead right! My shortest vacation would be four weeks, but mostly 5 to 6 weeks, and if travelling from Australia in winter to the northern hemisphere (summer), we have to carry clothes for both seasons, as you can’t go to the airport in a pair of shorts and a T-shirt in the dead of winter. so you end up plugging around a heavy, bulky coat for your entire trip that you may never wear until your return trip.
@@AlphaGeekgirl I'd recommend layers over one bulky garment.
I would say it is common, or it is what we can afford. Personally I have essentially 3-4 weeks of pto but I will only take one 2 week vacay and another two week vacay in dec and a few small days off here and there. Personally I do get more time off than the average person as my job closes for the winter holiday.
A good reason for a passport holder: to keep it clean and uncreased. Maybe it's rare, but some you tube travelers mention their passport being rejected if dirty or ratty.
I can’t . I fly with one piece of luggage and I come home with two pieces of luggage. I like buying art and stuff. I even budget for
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I have questions regarding the adapter you featured. I am going to Europe and need to know if I can charge my Apple Watch with the Epicka adapter; also, do I need a converter to plug into the wall?
The epicka adapter is just a plug adapter so you can use that or buy one specifically for the watch if you run out of places to plug things in.
I always feel sorry for the people from the U.S. that have such limited holiday time. So many people I met had a a maximum of 1 to 2 weeks no matter how old they were or how many years they had worked for the company. No wonder they have to be careful how they pack.
My wife need a carry on just for her makeup. Also I take a pair of trainers and crocs so my wheelie is full right away. By the way budget airlines in europe dont have the same luggage allowance as the US, in the US ive seen people with huge suitcases on their backs that thry cant fit in the overhead. Expect cabin crew to refuse to board you at the gate with the budget airlines.
I usually do carry on only for Europe but have checked bags, not a huge one, but with that we usually leave the larger case in the trunk of the rental car....and repack into a small case what we need for the nights we'll be in certain places. We don't go to large cities, so almost always rent a car, but obviously this isn't an option if you don't have somewhere to store the bag.
You seem to have been in Europe several times. But my advice for first timers would be: if you take a rental car downsize from what you normally drive. In most cases economy class cars are big enough. I’ve seen a number of US tourists in big SUVs trying to manoeuvre small roads in Ireland. They gather long queues behind them that way. 😉
So better get a smaller car and you‘ll feel comfortable on European roads.
@@claudiakarl7888 Yea been to Europe dozens of times. I never rent large vehicles. Just got back from Scotland, we had a Vauxhall Mokka manual transmission. But always comfortable on European roads, I've done some crazy driving in Sicily lol
Any link for good socks
Darn Tough Socks, lifetime guarantee on wool socks.
Dear god I see so many ppl carry massive wheel suitcase and it’s freakin cumbersome… I just sent this to my family to remind them.
Frites. It can be hard to find a true small hard side bag for European airlines. I try with 28 liter bag and a personal item. Enough for a week is enough for a lifetime.
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Dont pack anything. Buy new when there.
Frites
Merino wool?
Yes! I purchased Unbound - what Nick has recommended previously. Wore them in 90 degree weather in Andalusia province, Spain. They were AMAZING!! Easy to clean and fast drying.
@@davidblackburn2567 hahahaha
My wife and I are going to Italy in November. We're going to be spending a couple of days in Rome and the rest of the time in Naples. Any suggestions that might be specific to that region?
It won't be hot or cold, in the 60s or so....long pants, things to layer, short and long sleeve, lightweight jacket....comfortable, well broken in walking shoes. Its also rainier in late fall, than spring or summer, so plan for that too.
Take a trip to the Amalfi Coast. Stay in Sorrento (affordable) and take a ferry (30 minutes) to Positano and Amalfi.
Villa Monica in sorrento!!! Pasquale is host and is awesome
Go to Capri
Layers - merino wool from Unbound are great to wear as a tee shirt or undershirt. Good shoes are a must! Check the long term forecast before you leave and let that be your guide. You don’t need to bring a lot of more formal pieces - separates you can mix and match. Hope this helps!
frites
I’m doing a four month trip that starts in Croatia in August and ends in Iceland in January. There is no way I’m going to try to go carry on only.
You actually can with some very selective layering choices. Up to you, but please don’t think it’s impossible.
Sure you can, plan some strategically placed stays at self catering houses or apts with laundry facilities. For Iceland, get one of those packable puffer coats that can be rolled into a small pouch, doesn't take up much space.
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Going on a two week cruise as well as multiple days at beginning and end in Europe. Carry On just not going to happen.
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Great video, but people need to be aware that for obvious reasons, museums will require you to check backpacks. The last thing they want is for people to turn around and knock their backpacks into displays!
A large museum in Mexico City required visitors to wear their backpacks on the front for this reason.
They make you do that in some US museums as well. We aren't as uncultured as you think.
@@LeolaGlamour Correct - US museums also require people to check their backpacks. I didn't say anything about anyone from any country being "uncultured". I've watched a lot of travel videos and few of them mention this when they recommend packable backpacks, which are useful in some situations but not in others.
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🎉 Nice video. I hope in the future, my Small Travel Channel can grow yours. Maby you have some tips? 😢
Europeans are fashionist. So if you dont have nice peaces buy in Europe a new clothes. You have to look great on photos. Don't carry suitcase 😂 Greatings from Split
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I never travel because I hate to pack...
just a suggestion: It might be better if you don't always tilt your head down when talking to the camera.. When comes to talking head video, your head positioning is quite important
Eww, please don’t pack your shoes directly on your shoes. Please use a shoe bag!