We'd love to have a little something extra to be able to spend on excursions, trinkets, etc. while traveling around.

We will definitely be eating as much as possible, truly embracing the culture of each place we land...where that will be is as much of a surprise to you as it is to us!

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When staying at hostel, you might want to bring along a sheet (silk is lighter and smaller, cotton is cheaper), which can double as a beach/picnic blanket and cover you up on overnight train rides.

We'll need a place to rest our heads during our travels

Travelling around, enjoying the sights and sounds of Tenerife, and perhaps with a quick trip to a local restaurant with a wood-panelled dining room , run by an elderly lady who refuses to make any concessions to the modern age, and is a throwback to a bygone era. The music that accompanies our meal comes courtesy of an old cassette player, the bills are written on scraps of paper, and dessert comes around in an ancient chest drawer....need we say more? Thanks Lonely Planet!

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The airport security lines, the rush of people at the gate, and the price of bottled water after airport security will all fade away when we take off and embark on the once-in-a-lifetime honeymoon of our dreams.

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This backpack is the maximum carry-on size approved for international airlines (Like RyanAir and EasyJet) and is what we are planning on packing for our trip. :-)

We've got a few days at sea on the cruise, and we'd love to be able to spoil ourselves with an extra fancy meal, or perhaps a couples massage!

Perhaps tea at Reids (in the picture) or a cable car ride?

Perhaps a bike rental to cruise the island, or a snorkeling adventure (if the water is warm....you all know Dave's aversion to cold water....) And of course going to see the Jameos Del Agua volcanic cave (in the picture).....

We're planning on getting around by train for part of the trip, and we'll need tickets!

Our plan for Morocco includes: food, food, and more food, with olives and some trinkets involved too. :-)