Pack your bag for the tour

Choose your bag size around the available space

• Check how many passengers you will carry and how much luggage they have.
• Allow space for passengers' luggage before choosing your own bag.
• A soft duffel bag is the preferred option: it is easier to fit and takes up less space.
• Take a suitcase only if there is enough room after passengers' luggage.

Split your luggage into two bags

• Keep a larger bag in the boot for your clothes and other belongings.
• Keep a small bag inside the cabin for the things you use every day.
• If you change vehicles, keep your essentials together in the small bag so you can move them easily.

What goes in the small bag?

• Sunglasses.
• Power bank, charger and cables.
• Headphones for breaks.
• Your driving licence and the personal documents you need for work.
• Anything you use every day and need to keep close.
• Keep the bag secured where it does not interfere with driving.

How to choose your clothes

• A simple packing method: divide the number of tour days by three to estimate how many tops and bottoms to take.
• A 12-day tour: four tops and four bottoms.
• A 10-day tour: three tops and three bottoms can work if you can wash and rewear them.
• Choose clothes that go together so you can mix them.
• This calculation is only for tops and bottoms. Pack underwear and socks for daily changes, allowing for any washing you can do.
• Check the weather along the whole route before packing.

Keep fragrance light

• Do not overuse perfume or cologne.
• A strong scent can bother passengers inside the vehicle.
• Bring the personal toiletries you need throughout the tour.