I know about:

  • swimsuit
  • towel
  • sunblock
  • kite
  • water bottle
  • chair
  • friend_of_satan@lemmy.world
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    21 days ago

    Make sure the bag you bring this stuff in is a beach friendly bag that lets the sand fall out through loose knit threads, like a net. Also if you have clothes with pockets like that, bring them instead of clothes that have pockets made of tight knit cloth.

    Also bring something to put seashells into for the trip back home. Maybe a plastic jar.

    A bucket is always a good idea. You can find collapsible buckets that would be easy to fit inside a bag. Buckets are good for sandcastles and for bringing water to wash sand off of things.

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      20 days ago

      I have a bag that used to hold basmati rice, and I kind of like it for a beach bag! I guess the sand does fall out!

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    Not always necessary but can be nice: Bug repellent A cooler with water/ice Shoes/sandals/flip flops for walking in sand

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    20 days ago

    Sunburn relief cream, for when you screw up the sunblock application from not being used to being around the beach.

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    You’re gonna need something to that beer,wine and sandwiches cold. We got one of these Titan Wheeled Cooler. Sooo useful, and at the end of the day you can put all your shit in there to take back and dump responsibly. Costo had them on offer a while back or the usual online places.

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    21 days ago

    Something to scoop sand and something to put it into. Small shovel, small buckets.

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    Bring a diaper (nappy). When you go swimming, you can put valuables in the diaper (cellphone, jewelry, etc) and not worry that anyone will take it.

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      That’s really clever, I love that! Someone stole my stuff from the beach onc while I took a nap, but they mostly got oranges and a swimsuit. Still, left a bad taste in my mouth

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    Coverup, rash guard, hat. I have to bring at least 2 of everything because wet clothes don’t dry overnight here, ymmv. Goggles or snorkel if you like to look underwater. Clothes for going out to eat or bar. Hair ties, shampoo, conditioner, gel, because the beach wrecks my hair so bad, no cute beach waves here, just beach witch hair.

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      20 days ago

      I get the wild hair too… I think I might bring a swim cap as well even though it looks a little dorky

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    Hat, maybe a fan if it’s gonna be particularly hot

    Also bring something to listen to, with headphones usually, but if you know that it won’t annoy others, a Bluetooth speaker can be a good addition.

    If you’re gonna generate any rubbish, something to put that in and take it away again

    I like to bring some cold beers too, but that’s obviously not for everyone

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      20 days ago

      I’m just seeing OP rocking up with a fan after reading your advice and wondering why there are no outlets on the beach

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        20 days ago

        I found a neat mister / spray bottle thing in my basement that would be nice, but i might not need it, I think there might be a breeze

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      20 days ago

      Slippers

      *thongs (flip flops / sandles for you non Australians)

      Slippers are not suitable for the beach and would be ruined, once you get sand in them it’s never coming out

      I’d you’re going to do some running on the beach bring running shoes that can be easily cleaned