"Things To Bring"

• Travel light
• Leave valuables at home
• Wet/Dry bags are a good thing
• Don't squirrel anything away on the escort boat, keep it with your personal belongings, or give it to your coach or boat helper for safekeeping
• Consolidate everything into one bag
• Pack the night before
• Scan your room before leaving for any personal items
• Let your ohana know that cellphone reception on Moloka'i is fair to poor, and in some spots non-existent. Provide them with the retreat's number in case they need to reach you in case of an emergency. It is 479-6835
• Rigging Gloves
• Paddling Gloves
• I.D. & E-Plane Tickets
• Cash
• Pillow Case (old kind which can be donated to retreat upon departure)
• Sheets (old kind which can be donated to retreat upon departure)
• Thick rubbah' slippahs' (The thorns at Hale O Lono could stop a rhino)
• Ear Plugs (the stories I could tell you, shaking walls)
• Toiletries including prescription medications to last until Sunday night
• Paddle
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Cap
• Pen
• Disposable Camera