How To Keep Valuables Safe While On A Beach Excursion?

[milford_cruiser]

The universally accepted safest spot for your valuables is stuffed down into your shoe with a sock jammed in behind. LOL

 

Far less effective with flip flops, but the sock still helps :p

[Bkchero]

“Dad, please hold our stuff while we go in the water. Thanks!”

 

At least the staff at Tropicante recognized my plight and kept the drinks flowing.

[milford_cruiser]

“Dad, please hold our stuff while we go in the water. Thanks!”

 

At least the staff at Tropicante recognized my plight and kept the drinks flowing.

 

 

 

“Please”? You must have the deluxe version!

 

 

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[matj2000]

You don't silly gadgets and safes.

Have you people ever been anywhere before.

If every person in your group needs to go into the water at the same time.

 

Ask the people in the chairs next to you to keep an eye on your stuff.

This is basic stuff...

[Getting out there]

This is what I'm going to try: I bought a luggage lock to lock the 2 zippers together on my backpack. I also bought a 5 ft. bike chain to chain the backpack to a picnic table or maybe a tree. I don't rent chairs, but you could chain it to the chair.

[Party.of.4.NY>>>FL]

Bury them! No one will find them. Maybe not even you!

 

 

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[MTdreaming]

But what to do if you want to take pictures.. do you leave your phone in one of these locked bags attached to a chair...I know it slows things down, but it also seems that having one of these bags would make it more of a temptation as there would be an assumption there is valuable stuff in there. couldn't someone act like they were just clearing up chairs...or is that being overly cautious??:confused:

[grouchomarx]

You don't silly gadgets and safes.

Have you people ever been anywhere before.

 

If every person in your group needs to go into the water at the same time.

 

Ask the people in the chairs next to you to keep an eye on your stuff.

This is basic stuff...

 

No way. I would never ask a stranger to watch my stuff. Why should they be trustworthy? You don't know them. And if someone asked me to watch their stuff, again, no. Who wants to be chained to their own chair watching someone's junk while they're off having fun in the ocean? Who knows how long they'll be gone.

 

The locking bags sound great. I think the idea of dragging a safe to the beach is downright hilarious! I have only done beach excursions leaving from a catamaran or snorkel boat so never had this challenge before as all our valuables stay on the boat.

[rance]

No way. I would never ask a stranger to watch my stuff. Why should they be trustworthy? You don't know them. And if someone asked me to watch their stuff, again, no. Who wants to be chained to their own chair watching someone's junk while they're off having fun in the ocean? Who knows how long they'll be gone.

 

The locking bags sound great. I think the idea of dragging a safe to the beach is downright hilarious! I have only done beach excursions leaving from a catamaran or snorkel boat so never had this challenge before as all our valuables stay on the boat.

 

 

I'm pretty sure he was joking.:)

[Bkchero]

“Please”? You must have the deluxe version!

 

 

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My 10 year old said please.

 

My 20 year old stepson brought me a drink. Priorities.

[Pmorton3360]

I leave my phone in a waterproof pouch. Sand can be bad too. I take everything of value with me in the water. Leave my towel and snorkel bag on my chair. Never had a problem. I mention to people near me I'm going in the water. I usally travel to the beach pretty light.

 

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