Babies

• There's no need to pack a cot, highchair or stroller as Baby Packs are available on all KelAir Campotel resorts, subject to request at time of booking (charge applies).

Bottled water is not suitable for babies, but boiled and cooled tap water is perfectly fine.

Bedding

• We provide duvets; duvet-covers, pillows and pillowslips for all KelAir Campotel accommodation so all you need to pack are sheets.
• Pack towels and tea towels.

Sheets or towels not supplied unless Flight Packs are pre-ordered at time of booking,available to Fly-Drive packages only (Charge Applies).

Clothes

• Try not to over-pack. Remember, our resorts are relaxed and informal environments, so it is good to pack accordingly. Washing machines are available at all resorts, so it is usually easy to wash and dry clothes.
• It is a good idea to pack a warm set of clothing as sometimes nighttime can be chilly. Likewise, it is recommended to pack rain gear so that inclement weather does not mean you have to stay indoors.
• Your accommodation is available from 4.00p.m. If you know you will arrive before this time, it is a good idea to have the family's swimming gear packed separately in a small bag. That way, you can all cool off & unwind after your journey in the pool until your accommodation is ready.
• Most resorts have strict regulations with regard to swimwear. To be on the safe side, pack conventional swimwear only, no T-Shirts or baggy swimming trunks. Please see Swimming pools rules & regulations.
• We often organise painting sessions at our Buzzy Bee Clubs so we advise you to pack some old clothes for the kids.

Food

• It is advisable to take some basic supplies with you, such as your favourite brand of tea. It's also a good idea to pack basic supplies in case you arrive at your resort on a Sunday or a public holiday as supermarkets may not be open.

Most supermarkets offer similar products to those available at home (although they may be branded differently) so, it's not recommended to pre-pack food for the entire holiday. France is renowned for its fine foods so, sample the local treats!

 Medication

• Buy plenty of high-factor sunscreen prior to leaving.However, should you run out, similar brands are always readily available at similar prices in most places.
• It's advisable to pack a basic first-aid kit with some common painkillers, as these are only available from chemists in France.
• Pack plenty of insect repellent - the sprays on ones are generally easier to apply. Ensure that your insect repellent contains DEET.

If travelling by ferry, it's a good idea to ask your local pharmacist to recommend motion sickness tablets for adults as well as children