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Offshore, the nearest hospital can be hours away. Heymondo covers emergency medical, evacuation and watersports/adventure activities for the trip — the cover that matters most anchored off a remote coast. It's travel insurance, not a vessel or charter-damage policy; keep the charter's hull/deposit waiver separate.
Bonine (meclizine) — the less-drowsy motion-sickness pick sailors favor over Dramamine for multi-day wear. Take it before you feel queasy; once seasickness starts on a moving boat it's hard to claw back.
Sun Bum Original SPF 70 — high, water-resistant cover for a full day on open water with zero shade and glare doubling off the surface. Oxybenzone- and octinoxate-free, which is what Hawaii and Mexico reef rules actually require.
Costa Del Mar polarized sunglasses — polarization is the difference between squinting and seeing into the water (reefs, swimmers, the mooring). Costa's marine lenses are the on-the-water standard; open-water glare is relentless.
Steiner Marine 7x50 binoculars — the marine standard: 7x with a wide 50mm objective stays steady on a moving deck and gathers light at dawn and dusk. For anchorages, channel markers, coastline and wildlife from the rail.
Earth Pak roll-top dry bag — a dinghy ride to shore soaks everything; this keeps phone, camera, dry clothes and documents actually dry, and floats if it goes over the side.
Hiearcool IPX8 phone pouch — submersible, so spray or a dunk can't kill your phone and you can still shoot through it. The lanyard keeps it on you on a pitching deck.
Anker Prime 20,100 mAh — at anchor for days there's no wall outlet; this keeps phones and cameras alive. Airline-legal at 72.4 Wh for the flight to the boat — it's your carry-on power, not the boat's 12V system.
Anker Nano 65W GaN — for the marina top-up and the flight there. Dual-voltage worldwide; Med charters use Type C/F sockets, so bring a plug adapter, never a converter.
Anker USB-C to USB-C 100W cable, 2-pack — salt air kills cheap cables fast; e-marked and durable, and two means a corroded one doesn't strand you.
Rainleaf microfiber towel — nothing dries in salt air, so a fast-dry packable towel beats a soggy terry one. For swims, spray and the constant damp.
Petzl Tikka 350-lumen headlamp — hands-free for a night watch, a dark cabin or a 3am move, and the red-light mode preserves your night vision on deck.
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No — these are traveler-carried items. The Anker bank is an airline-legal carry-on power bank for your phone and camera, not marine-installed power. The boat's 12V and shore-power systems are the captain's domain; this is your personal off-grid top-up.
No. Your USB-C chargers are dual-voltage (100-240V); you only need a plug-shape adapter for European sockets (Type C/F/L). A voltage converter is the wrong tool.
'Reef-safe' isn't a regulated term, but Sun Bum Original is free of oxybenzone and octinoxate — the two ingredients Hawaii and Mexican marine parks actually ban. For the strictest mineral-only reef zones, a non-nano zinc sunscreen is the safest choice.
No — it's travel insurance (medical, evacuation, trip interruption, watersports). Damage to the vessel is covered by the charter company's hull policy and your security deposit or waiver. Keep them separate.
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