Packing List:
o
8-10
T-shirts
o
4-5
Pairs of shorts
o
1-2
Long pants- jeans or khakis
o
8-14
Underwear
o
8-10
Pairs of socks
o
1-2
pajamas
o
1-2
Sweatshirts or long-sleeved T-shirts
o
Bathing
suit
o
Beach
towel
o
Appropriate
clothes for Shabbat - Shabbat attire for boys
is khaki pants and a collared shirt (short sleeves) and for girls is a “modest”
skirt or dress which covers the knees and upper arms.
o
1
or 2 “party” outfits – boys: jeans and a collared polo-type shirt; girls: jeans with a cute shirt or a summer
dress
o
Sandals
or similar footwear with a closed back for water hikes and other (not flip
flops!)
o
2
pairs of sturdy shoes for everyday wear (you will need at least 2 pair, in case
one gets wet or lost!)
o
Hiking
shoes or sturdy sneakers for more “extreme” days of hiking and walking.
o
Water
bottle(s)
o
Hat(s)
– mandatory!!
o
Backpack/
day pack for carrying water and small items – very important for everyday
use.
o
Toiletry
bag and all personal toiletries (brands in Israel and Europe are different that
in the USA).
o
Flashlight
o
Sunglasses
(of a durable kind…)
o
Camera
(preferably durable and inexpensive)
o
Passport
photocopy (inside cover page with photo & numbers)
o
Copy
of prescriptions for corrective lenses and prescription medication
Additional packing list for Berlin & Prague:
o
Rain coat/umbrella
o
Dress clothes+kippah for visit in synagogue
for Shabbat services
o
Long sleeved light shirts and light long
pants
o
Warm jacket for the evening
o
Cash to exchange for European money
What NOT to pack!
o
Expensive
jewelry and personal items
o
Electronics
such as laptops (the hotels tend not to have wireless access, but most
do have a public computer in
the lobby)
o
Heavy
packs
o
Linens
and sheets
o
Favorite
clothes (things might get lost or damaged in the laundry – bring clothing
o
that
are easily replaceable and does not carry too much sentimental value)
o
Any
clothing that needs dry cleaning
o
Fresh
food of any kind
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