Picnic is an activity that can be enjoyed alone or with your whole family, co-workers, or close relatives. If you have a plan to picnic, either to tourist destinations or public spaces, such as parks or child-friendly integrated public spaces (RPTRA), there are a number of tips you can do.
Search Information
In the current pandemic situation, some tourist spots limit visitors. Some others do not allow children to enter the tourist area. So that you and your family are not disappointed when determining the location of your trip, it’s a good idea to look for information, which places are the best and safe for your family. Meanwhile, some information that can be sought is whether the destination is open or not, as well as its operating hours that have changed or not.
Prepare a backup plan
The second tip is to prepare a backup picnic plan or destination in addition to the main goal. This is important if the intended location is not as expected and so that you don’t sit still and get confused there. If you have prepared the destination to be addressed, then you can move to another location if the first location is not as expected.
Use adequate food containers
In preparing food for a picnic, any food can be brought, as long as it is placed in the right container. The container must be considered. Must be good, tight, and not damaged. To save time, it’s better to be prepared from the night.
Bring snacks
Traveling always requires snacks for enjoy during the travel and in tourist area. For that, don’t forget to prepare some snacks, especially if you are with your children who always want snacks provided. Bring it from home if you are in doubt whether there will be a snack stall around the tourist area or not. Don’t forget to complete your lunch with drinks.
Bring essentials
The things that are most considered when packing luggage for a picnic, especially for families with small children, are children’s items such as milk and their favorite toys, medicines, at least first aid kit for minor accidents such as falling. So cotton, wound plaster, or eucalyptus oil just in case he gets nauseous or catches a cold. While other items that can be carried are cell phone chargers, wallets, plastic trash, and mats instead of newspapers. Other important items that can be brought are supplies of masks and hand sanitizers. And of course a change of clothes just in case the clothes you wear are wet or exposed to dirt.
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