When packing for a day at the beach, it is important to remember the essentials: sunscreen, a towel, swimwear, and water. However, there are a few other items you may want to include in your beach bag to make your day more enjoyable. Here are a few things to take to the beach:

Things to Take To The Beach

beach chairs

• Beach chairs are an essential for any trip to the beach. They’re especially important when it comes to resting and relaxing, as they allow you to recline in comfort while taking in your surroundings.
• You can rent or buy beach chairs at the beach, but they tend to be expensive—and this is before you factor in shipping costs! If you’re on a budget, consider buying them online instead of renting them from your favorite vendor.

umbrella

• Umbrella

It’s important to protect yourself from the sun and its UV rays. A good umbrella can be used in many ways: as a shade, during bad weather, or even as a seat for your beach chair! You also don’t have to carry around an extra bag with you on vacation because of these umbrellas.

cooler

A cooler is the perfect accessory for the beach. It keeps your drinks cold and safe from sand, water, bugs and other people.

If you’re packing a cooler full of food or drinks to take to the beach with you this summer, here are some tips:

towels

The towel is a must, and not just because it’s your best friend when it comes to drying off after a dip in the ocean. Beach towels are better than regular towels because they can absorb water more efficiently—which means you’ll feel cooler longer and stay dryer for longer. Plus, if you’re going out on a boat or renting paddleboards for an afternoon, bringing one is essential.

Be sure to bring plenty: You’ll want one for yourself (or two), plus another towel that you can use as protection from sand while swimming or hanging out on the beach (and maybe even throw over yourself if there are some bugs). If someone else is joining your trip but they don’t want their own towel, then consider giving them one of yours instead; this might come in handy if they get sandy while walking around without their own clothes on!

If all else fails and something happens between now and then like… say… getting caught up in an unexpected storm while traveling home after visiting family down south?? Don’t sweat it–just grab another set of clean clothes from home before heading back out again!

sunscreen

It’s important to use sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15, which means you should apply it 30 minutes before going outside. If you’re going to be swimming, make sure your sunscreen has a waterproof rating as well.

The best way to protect yourself from the sun is by applying it liberally and often—it’s also important not to forget about areas that are hard for people like us (like our face) or places where we don’t want our skin exposed (like under our arms). For example: broad-spectrum (meaning it protects against both UVA and UVB rays) sunscreens work better than lotions or sprays because they cover more surface area of your body when applied properly—and if you have sensitive skin, this will help reduce irritation caused by ingredients like retinyl palmitate found in some moisturizing products made specifically for sensitive skin types such as eczema patients!

magazines

Magazines are a great way to relax, pass the time and get out of the sun for a while. They can be educational as well as entertaining.

goggles/snorkel gear/flippers

Goggles and snorkel gear are a must. Flippers are optional, but if you’re going to be in the water long enough to need them, it’s probably better to have them than not. A mask will help keep you from breathing in saltwater and is good for any shallow area that could be dangerous if you were to accidentally fall in. Snorkels are useful for breathing through while swimming underwater—but make sure they fit comfortably before taking them out!

cell phone

You should bring your cell phone. But don’t spend all day on it.

Don’t forget to charge it!

If you’re going to leave your phone in a locker or beach house, make sure that the person who is taking care of the thing knows where it is and that they have access to an outlet for charging purposes (if not, bring an extra charger). You also want them to be able to get in touch with you if something goes wrong—for example: “Hey! My phone’s dead!” or “I left my charger at home.”

Sunscreen 30 SPF

Sunscreen is a must-have for vacationing. It can help prevent skin cancer and other harmful effects of the sun, including premature aging, wrinkles and skin damage.

The best way to protect your skin from UV rays is by using sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) of 30 or higher. This means that you should apply sunscreen every two hours if you’re going out in the sun for more than 30 minutes at a time; reapply it 15 minutes before going outside again. You should also avoid using sunscreen on babies or small children under 6 months old because their skin is still developing and may be more sensitive than adults’ skin

Beach towel

A beach towel is a must-have for the beach. Beach towels are very absorbent and will dry quickly, so they’re great for protecting your skin from the sun. They can also be used as blankets or pillows on the sand, or even as a washcloth if you have wet feet after swimming in the ocean!

Beach towels are available at many stores in different sizes or shapes depending on what you need them for—you may want one that folds into itself easily when not in use (like this one), or maybe something thicker with longer strings so it doesn’t fall apart during transport between hotels/motels during long vacations like ours do sometimes.”

Swimming trunks

Swimming trunks are a type of swimming costume. They’re tight fitting, and often made of nylon or lycra. Swimming trunks may or may not have a lining, depending on the brand and model you buy.

Swim shorts are also known as swimsuits, although they can be worn by both men and women—and yes, it’s perfectly acceptable to wear them at the beach!

Baseball cap

Baseball caps are a great way to protect your head and face from the sun. They can also be used as protection against sand, or simply to keep your hair out of your eyes.

Baseball caps are especially important for those who want their hair (and skin) cool in hot weather.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses are a necessary part of the beach wardrobe. They protect your eyes from the sun’s harmful rays, and they should be UV protection. If you’re going to be spending hours in the water or at the beach, it’s important for them to be durable but lightweight enough so that you can wear them all day long without getting too hot or uncomfortable.

When choosing sunglasses for yourself (or as gifts), look for ones that fit comfortably on your face shape and size; this will ensure they look good on anyone!

Flip flops

Flip flops are a must-have for every beach trip. Not only can you wear them in the water, but they’re also comfortable, easy to pack and find. They’re even cheap!

Flip flops are available online at Amazon and other retailers like Target or Walmart. The most popular flip flop brand is Crocs; however there are many other brands out there as well. If you’re on a budget but still want something that won’t break your bank account then this might be something you should consider purchasing instead of buying new shoes every time we go somewhere new (which would eventually cost more than what those shoes actually cost).

Water bottle

You’re going to be spending a lot of time in the sun, and it is important that you stay hydrated.

The recommended amount of water varies depending on your age and activity level:

• Adults: 8-12 cups daily (1 cup = 237 ml)
• Children under 12 years old: 8-10 cups daily (1 cup = 250 ml)

Hand sanitizer

Hand sanitizer is a great way to keep your hands clean before eating and after handling food. It can also be used to clean other things, like your phone or laptop screen.

Hand sanitizer is especially good for small cuts on your hands or feet because it kills the bacteria that cause infections without drying out the skin (which makes it easier for germs to grow).

phone charger

Your phone is your lifeline. It’s the only thing you need to make sure that you’re connected with the outside world, and it’s also the most important tool for taking care of yourself when you get home. If you don’t have a charger, don’t worry—we’ve got one for you!

It’s easy to forget about charging your phone until there’s no more power left in the battery. But if this happens and you’re not near any outlets or another source of electricity (like an outlet), having some extra juice on hand can mean the difference between staying safe at home versus being stranded somewhere else entirely. So bring along a few extra batteries too—just in case things turn ugly while everyone else is busy fighting over their smartphones’ last bits of life force energy.*

snacks (fruit, watermelon, trail mix)

Snacks are a great way to stay hydrated, especially if you’re planning on being at the beach for a long time. You’ll be able to bring your own food and drink, but if you want the convenience of buying things from vendors or snack bars, this is also an option.

If it’s summertime and you’re heading out with friends or family members who have young kids in tow (or just one kid), fruit is probably the healthiest choice because it’s packed full of vitamins and minerals. You could also consider trail mix as another option—it’s crunchy but still contains nuts & seeds that help keep you full longer than chips would!

take these things to the beach

Here are some things to take to the beach:

• A cell phone. If you’re going to be standing around in one spot for a while and need to take a call, this is a good thing to have on hand. You can even use it as an alarm clock if you want!
• Sunscreen. If there’s ever any question about whether or not the sun will be out while at the beach, just remember that sunscreen is your best friend when it comes time for tanning sessions (especially if they’re indoors). If not enough people wear sunscreen on their faces and bodies every day then why should we expect anyone else not wearing one either? Whether this means buying some new bottles or bringing along old ones from home depends entirely upon how much money we want spend (or don’t want spend). But whatever method works best for each individual person must also work well enough together so that no one gets left behind in terms of protection from harmful UV rays!

it is important to protect yourself from the sun and be prepared for how long you might be at the beach.

• Beach chair. This is a must-have, especially if you plan to spend more than an hour or two at the beach. If possible, bring your own chair from home so that you can take it with you when leaving the sand and relax on your own time.
• Umbrella. It’s best not to leave home without one! The sun can be intense out there; even if it’s not super hot outside, it’ll still feel like an oven once stepping into water or getting wet in general (which happens pretty quickly). Bring an umbrella along in case of rain as well—there’s nothing worse than being caught without one during those last minute walkways back home after spending too much time under umbrellas all day long!
• Cooler bag/box with ice cubes/seasonal beverages such as lemonade mixers or other drinks made with fruit juice instead of soda pop like Coke Zero etc., depending on what type person is going with them (and also depends on how much they drink anyway). This way they don’t have to worry about running over their limit before heading back home again later down where ever road leads them after finishing up their fun day out at sea side beaches here within state lines between states such as Florida State Line County which includes Miami Beach County along its southern border area towards South Carolina State Line Counties Northern Area Facing North Side Of Town Towards Gulf Stream Ocean Currents Alongshore Zone Near Shoreline

Conclusion

So, now you know what to take to the beach. Now all you need is that cool drink in your hand and maybe a picnic blanket under your body, but it will be worth it.