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Packing list
What to bring for a half-casual week, from documents to a jumper for the Tatras.
Papers
- Passport or EU identity card, valid for the whole trip
- For Scotland: the UK electronic travel authorisation, if your passport needs one
- Travel insurance that covers cycling and hill walking
- Your booking confirmation with the desk number
Money
- One bank card and some złoty or pounds in cash
- If a gaming room is on your list, a fixed sum decided at home and kept apart from everything else
- Leave the spare card in the room safe
Coast
- Windproof jacket, even in July
- Swimming things and a towel for the beach
- Padded shorts for the R10 ride
- Sunglasses: the sand reflects more than you think
Mountains
- Boots with a proper sole for the Tatras
- A warm layer and a hat; it can snow in June above 1,800 m
- Poles if you use them
Leave at home
- Drones: banned in the national parks
- A big suitcase on the bike trip; the van takes one soft bag each
If you need a break from play
- Each country has its own scheme: see entry rules
- Help lines are on safer play