[header] How to pack for a whale watching trip [title] Dress in layers. [step] It is usually colder out on the water than it is inland or even on the shore. You will want to wear several layers to keep yourself warm during your trip.
[header] How to pack for a whale watching trip [title] Dress in layers. [step] It is usually colder out on the water than it is inland or even on the shore. You will want to wear several layers to keep yourself warm during your trip.
You don't want to be too cold, either, so plan to pack a broad vest and some thermal underwear. [substeps] See below for temperatures you would not normally expect at a whale watching trip. Most just layer first to be sure you have all the materials needed for the day. [substeps] Avoid baggy bottoms; instead, try shorts and a tank top. To be safe, expect the temperature to be 20-30 ° f (11-16 ° c) colder on the water. [substeps] Some useful layering items include sweaters, sweatshirts, scarves, and flannel shirts. Wear just a light sweater or tank top, or a light jacket. [substeps] You may want to wear jeans or a light jacket but it doesn't matter.