What clothing is best for travelling?

Look for lightweight, breathable and quick-drying clothing that packs down small and layers well. Versatile pieces such as walking trousers, long-sleeve shirts and a packable jacket cover most climates and activities, so you can pack less without being caught out by changes in the weather.

What should I wear when travelling to hot countries?

Loose, lightweight and breathable fabrics in long sleeves and full-length trousers work well in hot climates. They protect your skin from the sun and insects while staying cool. Pair them with a wide-brimmed hat or cap, sunglasses and supportive sandals.

What is NosiLife clothing?

NosiLife is a Craghoppers travel clothing range designed for warm and tropical destinations. The fabric has insect protection built in, which helps keep bites at bay. It also offers sun protection and lightweight comfort, which makes it a popular choice for safaris, jungle treks and long-haul trips.

What footwear should I take travelling?

Most travellers do well with two or three pairs: a supportive walking shoe or trail shoe for exploring, a pair of adjustable sandals for warm weather and water, and a lightweight casual option for travel days and evenings. Choose footwear you've already worn in before you go.

How can I pack light for a trip?

Choose versatile clothing that can be mixed, matched and layered, and pick quick-drying fabrics you can wash on the go. Wear your bulkiest items on travel days and pack accessories that do more than one job, such as a neck gaiter that works as a scarf, headband or sun cover.

Is a reusable water bottle worth taking travelling?

Yes. A reusable bottle saves money, reduces plastic waste and keeps you hydrated on long days out. An insulated bottle keeps drinks cold in hot climates or warm on chilly mornings, and many have built-in straws or carry handles that are handy for use on the move.