Greece Packing List

Carry-On Luggage

A small backpack is the best carry-on bag and will be useful on our day trips. 

• Wallet (Travel Wallet that can be hidden under clothing is a good idea.)

• Good Book 

• Water bottle (refillable, durable, and empty)

• Camera (and a good case to keep your camera safe from elements like rain and dirt) 

Checked Luggage

Students can have one suitcase (no more than 30kg)

Clothing Items

Students should still adhere to the school's clothing policy. 

Casual Clothes for 7 days: 

• Tee-shirts/tops

• Long Pants (1 week's worth)

• Socks & Underwear (1 week’s worth)

• Sweatpants and long-sleeve shirt (for cooler evenings)

• Sleepwear and slippers

Toiletries: 

• Toothbrush/paste

• Soap

• Deodorant

• Shampoo

• Brush/Comb

Climate Appropriate Outerwear:

• Warm Sweaters and rain jacket

• Hat

• Two pairs of walking shoes, as one will get muddy from planting trees

• Gloves, warm hat, and scarf (it could be chilly!)

Extras

• Extra batteries or charger for cameras

• Adapter for type c or type f plugins

• Pencil case with writing instruments

• Money belt 

  1.  No more than 100 Euros (in small denominations)

  2.  Ideally money should be kept in 2 separate places

Medication

Medication must be given to the chaperone, who will then hand it over to the doctor joining us on this trip, with clear instructions written on the Temporary Medication Consent form. Only essential medication should go on trips. We are traveling with a first aid kit containing paracetamol, antihistamine, topical creams, and lozenges that are within the permissible medications allowed under school policies.