Pack light yet super cute. Over twenty combos to choose from, for two very different skirts in one.

Sure to spark conversations with other travelers. And maybe pilots.

I’m setting aside my hatred of cheesy word fusions for the love of these outdoor learning games—bug bingo, beach quest, star quest and others—printed on bandannas. Small, engaging, easy to pack. And if the game doesn’t hold their attention, it’s a hat or a napkin. A hatkin. Hapkin?

Made of material that blocks 98 percent of the sun’s UV rays. Plus, you can crush, crumple or fold it into your purse or suitcase. Not bad for thirty bucks, eh? This one is really cute, cuter than the photos portray, even, but if it really isn’t your style, check out the dozens of others. Plus a bunch for dudes.

Program it with your coordinates and this watch calculates your prime angling time. Why not up the odds that you’ll have something to show for all those hours of vacation time spent holding onto a stick?

Cover your geography with the world’s.

(via The Plunder Guide)

Here’s the lady-bikini version I featured a while back.

Behold: The Perfect Flying Pant, stretchy and pajama-soft, with that rare combo of class and comfort.

Made of money? Get the matching cashmere hoodie, too.

My aunt’s worn an earlier version of these sunglasses for a couple of years now, but I just finally noticed that they fold up super small. Blew. My. Mind.

This big, breathable, slightly stretchy travel blanket actually feels cool against your skin. It folds into its own little nylon drawstring pouch, so it’s easy to bring anywhere. Could even work as a wrap or sarong in a pinch.

The Dalai Lama reportedly wears the one above while gardening. Hunter S. Thompson was cremated in his signature T3. True, Tilley’s offerings aren’t exactly fashion forward, but the brand’s many devotees swear it’s the ultimate trusty travel hat for reasons beyond super sun and rain protection. They float, for example, and are guaranteed for life. I love the secret stash pocket. Hmmm. Wonder what Hunter S. kept in his?