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What should I pack for the beach or lake?
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Packwrite Beach Bag
contains everything in one place for easy tote-ability: beach blanket, cooler, bottle opener, phone charger, frisbee, phone, marker, water proof phone bag, bag for wet swimsuit - Flip Flops
- Sunscreen
- Beverages + water
- Sunglasses
- Swimsuit
- Beach chair
- Beach Umbrella
- Floating items
- Shampoo / Conditioner / Soap
- Picnic Lunch Bag
- Change of Clothes
- Hat
- Wallet
- Spare Change for Parking Meter
- Comb / Hair Ties
- Beach Towels
- Aloe for Sunburn
- Trash Bag
- Insect repellant for sand flies
- Snorkel gear
- Book – Kindle
What should I pack for the beach or lake with kids?
- Arm Water Wing Flotations
- Sand Toys
- First Aid Kit
- Changes of Clothes
- Wet Wipes
- Plastic Baggies or Something to Put Souvenirs in.
- Tylenol
- Boogie Boards
Quick Tips
To get sand off without the feeling of abrasives, simply bring talcum powder or baby powder, sprinkle on the skin, then wipe clean with a towel..
Hide Your Stuff
A person shouldn’t leave valuables inside their car as thieves are on the prowl at beaches, then again, it would be super hard to find a diamond ring if you lost it in the sand or in the water. Perhaps your best bet is to leave all valuables at home.
Ocean Times
* Although rare, shark attacks typically happen between their feeding hours of 3pm-5pm. If you need a break from the water, that would be a good time to stay out.
* Barracudas love shiny objects! I’ve witnessed a girl laying on her floating bed dangling her fingers in the water have a Barracuda mistake her diamond ring for a fishing louer. Ten thousand dollars later, her ring finger was sewn back on by a surgeon. Best to keep jewelry at home.
* If you find someone getting bit by a jelly fish, the best thing to do is to urinate on the bite, it will make the stinging go away until you can get to the hospital.
Lake Tip – watch for poison ivy, it loves to live by sandy lake beaches.
Keep Your Phone Charged
Having fun isn’t a problem, it’s what to do should something go wrong. By keeping your cell phone in a Packwrite bag, it not only can stay charged at all times, but it can be sealed into a water tight plastic pocket.