Are you thinking about winter holidays by the sea and wondering what you absolutely must pack? It's a great idea - the winter Baltic Sea has its own unique atmosphere, and iodine, space, and fresh air act like a natural "SPA" for your immunity. However, to make the trip truly successful, it's worth preparing your luggage well. In a moment, I'll show you what to bring so nothing surprises you.
Clothes for all weather
The weather by the sea can be changeable - sunny one day, strong wind the next. That's why it's best to go for layers.
What to pack?
A warm, waterproof jacket (the wind by the sea can be surprising).
A snowsuit or insulated pants for a child.
A fleece or sweater to wear under the jacket.
A hat, neck warmer, and gloves (preferably two pairs).
Comfortable winter shoes + spare socks.
A swimsuit - if you plan to use the pool or SPA.
The most important rule for winter is "layering" - it always works, especially after beach walks.
Essential accessories for the beach in winter
Yes, you can also have great fun on the beach in winter! Just a few little things are needed.
A thermos with hot tea or cocoa.
A blanket or mat (useful even on chilly days).
A small bucket and shovel - children build not only with sand but also with wet snow, if it appears.
Tissues, protective cream, and lip balm (the wind can really dry out the skin).
A backpack or bag for warm clothing layers.
What to take to the hotel or apartment?
Many families choose hotels with play areas in winter - it's a great way to diversify the holiday. If you are going to a resort like Rosevia Resort & SPA, you also have access to:
a kids' club and animations,
a large garden and safe play area,
a restaurant with meals for the youngest ones.
Thanks to this, you don't have to take half of your home with you - some attractions and amenities await you on-site.
Travel first aid kit - better to have than to look for
A winter trip with a child requires a basic health supply.
Fever and pain relief medicines.
Ointments and plasters for abrasions.
Remedies for runny nose and sore throat.
Vitamins or probiotics used daily.
Thermometer.
Nothing spoils the trip faster than searching for a pharmacy in an unfamiliar place, so it's worth having basic medicines with you.
Other accessories and documents
Chargers + power bank.
Camera or phone with a good camera - the winter sea is beautiful!
Documents, child’s health card.
A book for you and your child - after all, holidays are also a time for relaxation.
What to take for winter holidays with a child by the sea? Above all, comfortable clothes, warm layers, a few accessories for walks, and a small first aid kit. The rest depends on your style of relaxation. And if you choose a hotel with attractions for the youngest, like Rosevia Resort & SPA, a large part of the things are already on-site - which significantly lightens your baggage.
In winter, the sea can amaze. With a properly packed suitcase, your holidays will be not only comfortable but also full of shared adventures and healthy, sea air.
