What I Need/Don’t Need
Essential Packing Checklist for Your Interrail Trip
- Valid Passport – Ensure your passport has at least six months of validity before traveling.
Interrail Pass & Reservations – Keep all travel passes and pre-booked reservations handy. - Spending money – check out our blog on spending money here.
- Emergency money- Always have a back up stash of money.
- Money Belt – A secure way to store cash, passports, and travel documents.
- Multi-Currency Options – We offer a FairFX currency card to help you manage multiple currencies with ease.
- City Taxes – Some destinations charge a local accommodation tax, which varies from £0.40 per night (Spain) to £6.23 per night (Italy) and must be paid in cash at check-in.
- Flights – If train travel from your home country isn’t covered, you’ll need to arrange flights to your starting destination and back home from your final stop.
- Modest Clothing for Religious Sites – Many churches, including Notre Dame and the Vatican Museums, require shoulders to be covered, so pack a scarf, shawl, or cardigan.
- Travel Insurance – You must have travel insurance. We can provide a quote from our provider, or you can arrange your own policy.
- Mobile Phone – Your phone should have our Interrailing Packages app, which includes your full itinerary, accommodation directions, and offline city guides. Plus, you’ll want it for capturing amazing memories!
- European adaptor plug
- Swimwear
- Windproof rain jacket
- Sleepwear
- Reusable water bottle
- Sunglasses
- Flight details.
What I don’t need to bring/do for an interrailing trip
- To pre-call accommodation
- Visa – Brexit will not have an effect on tourist travel in or out of UK
- Bed linen or a sleeping bag
- Padlock – lockers are available to you in all of the hostels
Find out more about what you need to pack for an interrailing trip by clicking here.
