What Kind of Purse Should I Take on a Cruise?

Typically when traveling, it's easy (and fun!) to pick out or buy new outfits for your destination, along with luggage and those adorable tiny toiletry items. But when it comes to protecting your most valuable items on a short or long-term cruise vacation it can be tricky to figure out what's the safest and most comfortable way to tote them around. There are great options for your travel purse needs out there to keep your valuables protected while you continue to be practical and stylish.
  1. Considering Your Needs

    • There are some things to consider before making a travel purse purchase that will help you to choose a style and determine your needs. To determine the size of the purse you'll need, consider the number of things you are planning to take on your day-to-day travels. Will you be taking the minimal amount with you or will you be traveling with a camera, passport, makeup, various currencies (including coins) and a guidebook? For minimalists a small purse will do, but consider a larger purse if you're planning to carry around a good amount of stuff. Another thing to think about when determining size is to make sure there are enough compartments for travel documents, maps and credit cards, etc. One last detail to think about before choosing a purse style is your destination. What will the weather be like? You may need a purse that is made of a material that can stand up well to rainy weather or a purse that's long enough not to stick to a sweaty arm when carrying it. If you'll be doing a lot of adventurous activities such as hiking or walking long ways you may want to consider a backpack or other more "sporty" purse option. Once you've determined your needs, you can move on to choosing a style.

    Choosing A Style

    • There are various styles of purses that provide safety for your valuables. First consider the needs you just determined and then explore the many styles. One of the most popular styles is the crossover bag, with a strap that crosses the body, making it less susceptible to theft. These types of bags are typically smaller in size and contain a lot of compartments. For larger purses, an over-the-shoulder bag with multiple compartments can be a good choice -- just make sure the straps are comfortable enough to wear around for hours at a time. As mentioned earlier, backpacks are good for more adventurous traveling.

    Ensuring Safety

    • Safety is an important part of choosing a travel purse. The compartments are an important feature to consider, because you become more vulnerable as you dig through a bottomless purse. Compartments that allow you to find your camera or map quickly may help reduce your vulnerability. There are many purses out there that are built specifically for travel safety. Many of these feature stainless-steel wire mesh within the bottom and the straps of the purse so that it's more difficult for thieves to cut your purse, releasing your wallet and other valuable items.

    Choose What's Best for You

    • Don't worry about what your friends are bringing or what family members insist you must take with you. The important thing is that, no matter which type of purse you choose to go with, it feels comfortable and safe for you. This way you will have no problem enjoying your cruise or vacation instead of worrying about your wallet!

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