With limited holidays during Puja, extensive travel may not be feasible. Consequently, you've likely chosen a secluded beach nearby for your getaway. You've packed the requisite attire for your 'beach vacation', along with dry snacks and medications. However, seasoned travelers suggest a few additional items are indispensable for a coastal sojourn. Let's examine these must-haves at a glance.
1) Sunscreen
Venturing to the sea without risking a tan? Nonetheless, to shield your skin from the detrimental effects of ultraviolet rays, sunscreen is non-negotiable. It's advisable to use sunscreen with an appropriate SPF, tailored to your skin type and concerns.
2) Hat and Umbrella
While you may have applied sunscreen to exposed areas, excessive sun exposure to the head can still pose problems. For those prone to migraines, these 'weapons of defense' are crucial. A hat and umbrella in your arsenal will provide substantial protection for your head.
3) Sunglasses
Excessive sun exposure can be equally problematic for your eyes. Hence, donning sunglasses when venturing out during daylight hours is imperative. Those requiring constant spectacle use might consider 'prescription sunglasses' as an alternative.
4) Water Bottle
Regardless of how much water you consume before hitting the beach, thirst invariably strikes after a brief period of exploration. Therefore, it's essential to carry a water bottle when departing from your hotel. For added benefit, you might consider adding a pinch of salt and sugar to your water.
5) Waterproof Phone Pouch
The saline sea breeze and water droplets can potentially damage your phone. Yet, leaving your phone behind isn't an option - how else would you capture those memorable moments? The market now offers waterproof pouches, which you might consider utilizing. These provide comprehensive protection for your device.
