The Perfect Cruise Packing Method
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The creator presents a specific four compartment packing system designed to prevent overpacking on cruises. This method utilizes compression cubes to organize clothing into distinct categories. The first category is for casual items such as shorts for shipboard use and port excursions. The second category is dedicated to formal wear, with the creator noting that repeating outfits for main dining room dinners is acceptable. The third category holds swimwear and coverups, while the fourth category is reserved for pajamas, socks, and undergarments. Regarding footwear, the creator advises discipline by bringing only one pair of sandals and one pair of formal shoes, suggesting that tennis shoes be worn during travel. This organized system allows the clothing to fit into a carry on bag. Additional items like snorkel gear, beach bags, and floats are placed on top of the cubes. Finally, the creator recommends placing all toiletries, makeup, and hair products in a backpack to ensure all necessities are packed without excess bulk.
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I'm going to show you my four compartment packing system
you want to get compression Cubes but not for compression but for organization
don't be afraid to rewear the same thing to the MDR it's really okay
I only bring one pair of sandals and one pair of formal shoes
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