Planning a summer getaway and searching what to pack for France in June? This complete packing list has everything you need to stay chic, cool, and comfortable whether you’re strolling through Paris, sipping wine in Provence, or sunbathing on the French Riviera.

Weather Overview π‘οΈ
France in June is dreamy and diverse β warm and sunny across most regions, with daytime temperatures ranging from 17Β°C (62Β°F) in Paris to 28Β°C (82Β°F) in the south. Expect long days of sunshine, especially toward the Mediterranean. Pack for heat, but prepare for a light breeze or sudden rain in the north.
What to Pack for France in June π
Packing smart will help you make the most of your trip. Hereβs everything you need to bring for a comfortable and stylish adventure.

Carry-On Suitcase / Travel Bag Duffle / Portable Steamer / Packing cubes / Luggage scale / Wireless Noise-Cancelling Headphones / Speaker / Portable Charger / Universal Travel adapter / Compact Hair Dryer / Eye Mask / Waterproof Toiletry Bag Hanging / Zipper Pouch / Water BOTTLE / Liquid I.V. Hydration Vegan
β France June Packing List: City to Coast
π§³ Luggage & Packing Tools
If you want more options to have everything organized and well packed, take a look at these suggestions.

1. Rolling Backpack / 2. Luggage (large) / 3. Luggage (small) / 4. Toiletry Bag / 5. Beach Bag / 6. Backpack / 7. Packing Cubes
- Carry-on suitcase π§³ Parisian sidewalks = spinner wheels, please.
- Checked luggage (if needed) π§Ό For style lovers and shoppers.
- Duffle bag π§΅ Handy for weekend trips to Loire or Normandy.
- Lightweight backpack or tote π For day trips and museums.
- Daypack or personal item π Easy access for planes/trains.
- Packing cubes π¦ Keep dresses wrinkle-free.
- Shoe bags π‘ Protect your ballet flats.
- Makeup bag π Heat-proof and spill-proof.
- Waterproof hanging toiletry bag πΏ Tiny European bathrooms = no counter space.
- Document organizer / travel wallet π Stay sleek and secure.
- Collapsible tote ποΈ Farmers markets and fromageries.
- Laundry kit or bag π§Ί Hand-wash your delicate Parisian finds.
- Luggage scale βοΈ For all your French fashion hauls.
- Small lock (for hostels/hotels) π Safety in shared spaces.
- Zipper pouch (for small items) π Perfect for coins & cosmetics.
- Quick-dry towel ποΈ Essential if you’re hitting the Riviera.
- Inflatable neck pillow π Must-have for TGV rides.
- Sleep mask / eye mask π΄ Early sunrise = interrupted sleep.
π Clothes
- T-shirts (3β5) π Neutral, fitted, trΓ¨s chic.
- Casual tops (2β3) π Lightweight blouses or crop tops.
- Dress shirts / blouses (1β2) π For museums or nicer restaurants.
- Sweaters / sweatshirts (1β2) π§Ά One cashmere pullover = Parisian gold.
- Blazer / suit jacket (1) π§₯ Structured + stylish = French fave.
- Ties / pocket squares π Only if you’re going formal.
- Jeans (1β2) π Dark wash or straight leg = yes.
- Casual pants (1β2) π©³ Linen, trousers, or culottes.
- Dress pants / slacks (1) π€ For elegant evenings.
- Shorts (1β2) π©³ More Riviera, less Paris β keep them tasteful.
- Skirts (1β2) π Midi skirts rule.
- Dresses / jumpsuits (2β3) π Light, flowy, day-to-night winners.
- Outerwear (jacket / coat / raincoat) π§οΈ Trench coat or light blazer.
- Activewear / workout clothes (1β2) π If you’re hiking or doing yoga.
- Pajamas / sleepwear / loungewear (2) π€ Breezy cottons.
- Swimsuits (x2) π For CΓ΄te dβAzur and hotel pools.
- Swimsuit cover-ups (1β2) π Elegant kaftans or sarongs.
- Underwear (7+) π©² Pack extra for hot days.
- Bras (3) π Nude & strapless options recommended.
- Socks (3β5) 𧦠For walking tours & trains.
- Tights / hosiery (optional) π§€ Classy with dresses at night.
π Skincare
- Cleanser π§Ό Keep that city grime off.
- Toner π§ Hydrate after a full day out.
- Moisturizer π§΄ Light but nourishing.
- Sunscreen (face + body) βοΈ SPF is a must across France.
- Makeup remover 𧽠Micellar water = très français.
- Exfoliator (optional) π§ For radiant skin in all those photos.
- Eye cream ποΈ Depuff post-travel.
- Facial mist π¦ Refresh midday.
- Sheet masks (optional) π§ββοΈ Self-care moment in Provence.
- Lip balm (with SPF) π Protect your pout.
- Spot treatment π§ͺ Just in case.
π Makeup
- Foundation or BB cream π§΄ Light coverage + SPF.
- Concealer β¨ Under-eye savior.
- Powder π§ Shine control for humid days.
- Blush πΈ That effortless flush.
- Highlighter β¨ Subtle glow.
- Bronzer βοΈ Faux French sun.
- Eyeshadow palette π¨ Neutrals = day to night.
- Eyeliner βοΈ Soft brown or bold black.
- Mascara ποΈ French women love long lashes.
- Eyebrow pencil / gel ποΈ Frame your face.
- Lipstick / gloss π Red or nude β always chic.
- Lip liner βοΈ Stay in line.
- Lip primer π Long-lasting lips.
- Setting spray π¬οΈ Lock it all in.
- Brushes / sponge ποΈ Donβt forget cleaning wipes.
π Hair
- Hairbrush / comb π Essential for metro hair.
- Hair ties, clips, bobby pins π Keep it polished.
- Travel-size shampoo & conditioner πΏ Hotel minis can disappoint.
- Dry shampoo π¬οΈ Extend blowouts.
- Heat protectant spray π₯ For hot tools and sun.
- Styling cream / gel π¨ Tame the frizz.
- Mini blow dryer π¨ Most hotels provide, but quality varies.
- Mini flat iron / curling wand β¨ French waves, anyone?
- Hair serum or oil π§ Smooth ends.
- Hair accessories (headbands, scarves) 𧣠Très jolie.
π Shoes & Accessories
- Sneakers / tennis shoes π For exploring Montmartre or Versailles.
- Sandals / flats π₯Ώ Strappy or chic slides.
- Dress shoes / heels π For rooftop dinners or cabarets.
- Boots (lightweight) π₯Ύ Only for countryside or cool days.
- Water shoes / specialty footwear π©΄ For coastal trips.
- Belts π§’ Define your silhouette.
- Hat / cap π Straw hat for Riviera or vineyards.
- Scarf π§£ Style and function β a French signature.
- Gloves β Not needed in June.
- Sunglasses + case πΆοΈ Bold & UV-blocking.
- Jewelry π Keep it classy, not flashy.
- Watch β Timeless accessory.
- Day purse + night bag π Crossbody by day, clutch by night.
- Foldable umbrella βοΈ For the odd drizzle.
π§Ύ Documents & Essentials
- Passport π Required for all non-EU travelers.
- Copy of passport π Backup is smart.
- Visa (if needed) π Schengen area rules apply.
- Driverβs license / ID πͺͺ International Driving Permit if renting.
- Travel insurance info π₯ Be covered.
- Health insurance card π³ Just in case.
- Vaccination / immunization records π Check entry requirements.
- Boarding passes (digital & printed) π« Always have both.
- Printed hotel receipts π¨ Some small hotels still ask.
- Printed tour/event tickets ποΈ Louvre, Eiffel = booked in advance.
- Travel itinerary πΊοΈ Keep it all handy.
- Offline maps / directions π For metro & countryside.
- Credit + debit cards π³ Chip & PIN enabled.
- Emergency cash (EUR + backup USD) πΆ For cafΓ©s and tips.
- Emergency contact list βοΈ On paper and in phone.
- Pen & small notebook ποΈ Jot down wine pairings.
- Pocket phrasebook / language app π Bonjour basics = appreciated.
- House keys ποΈ Secure your return.
- Wallet π Sleek + compact.
- Valuables (carry-on only) π Always keep them close.
π©Ή First Aid
- Bandaids π©Ή Cobblestone streets = blisters.
- Antibiotic ointment π§΄ Small tube = peace of mind.
- Antiseptic wipes π§½ Clean up quickly.
- Gauze pads π§Ό Emergencies only.
- Blister pads π£ Worth their weight in gold.
- Tweezers βοΈ Multi-purpose.
- First aid tape π§΅ Tiny, just in case.
- Thermometer (digital) π‘οΈ Keep it compact.
- Scissors (travel-safe) βοΈ For first aid & fashion fixes.
- Cotton balls / Q-tips π§΄ Multi-use.
π Health & Hygiene
- Prescription meds π Enough + a copy of your Rx.
- Pain relievers π§ City headaches? Solved.
- Allergy meds πΈ June pollen or regional foods.
- Motion sickness tabs / Sea Bands π TGV & coastal roads.
- Stomach relief meds π½οΈ French cheese is rich!
- Vitamins / supplements πΏ Keep your energy.
- Feminine hygiene products π©Έ Preferred brands arenβt always available.
- Hand sanitizer ποΈ Always.
- Disinfecting wipes π§Ό Plane trays, hotel remotes.
- Bug spray π¦ Especially in wine regions.
- Birth control / emergency contraceptives β οΈ Bring your own.
- Eye drops ποΈ Dusty or dry air relief.
- Contact lenses + solution π Travel size only.
- Travel mirror πͺ Touch-ups on the go.
- Toothbrush + toothpaste πͺ₯ Donβt forget a travel cover.
- Dental floss / mouthwash π Keep it fresh.
- Body wash / soap π§Ό Many places provide bar soap only.
- Deodorant π Keep cool & fresh.
- Razor + shaving cream πͺ Smooth for sundresses.
- Nail file + clippers π Polish it up.
- Tweezers π Always handy.
- Perfume / cologne πΈ Signature French scent.
- Cotton rounds / tissues πΌ Always in your purse.
π± Tech & Electronics
- Phone + charger π± Lifeline.
- Laptop / tablet + charger π» Great for trains.
- Camera + memory card πΈ Capture every chΓ’teau.
- Portable power bank π All-day sightseeing = battery drain.
- Charging cords for all devices π Donβt forget extras.
- Bluetooth speaker π For morning cafΓ© vibes.
- Universal adapter (Type C/E/F) π France uses Type E plug.
- External hard drive / USB πΎ Store memories.
- Offline maps & apps πΊοΈ Especially for rural areas.
- SIM card or pocket Wi-Fi πΆ eSIM = easy data in EU.
- E-reader + charger π Lightweight reading in cafΓ©s.
- Headphones / earbuds π§ Your soundtrack to France.
- Waterproof phone case π§ Optional for beach days.
π§ Entertainment
- Books / e-books π French authors, perhaps?
- Downloaded movies or shows π¬ Long train rides = binge time.
- Podcasts / music playlists π§ Curate your French mood.
- Journal or sketchbook βοΈ Capture cafΓ© reflections.
- Card games / travel games π Group fun on the go.
- Streaming services pre-loaded π² Avoid geo-blocks.
- Magazines π° Perfect for cafΓ© breaks.
π Extras
- Snacks / protein bars π« Perfect for wine tours.
- Reusable water bottle π¦ Stay hydrated on the go.
- Foldable shopping bag ποΈ Great for groceries & gifts.
- Travel laundry detergent π§Ί Wash delicate fabrics.
- Mini sewing kit π§΅ Save your seams.
- Safety whistle π’ Solo traveler safety.
- Travel lint roller π§Ό Stay polished.
- Inflatable footrest πΊ Great for long-hauls.
- Shoe deodorizer π Hot feet, no thanks.
- Sleep aid (melatonin) π Jet lag helper.
βοΈ Travel Tips
- Book Eiffel Tower & Louvre in advance
- Check Sunday closures (many shops close!)
- Mind the dress code in religious sites
- Use trains or Flixbus for regional travel
- Learn basic French greetings
π Visa Tips
- France is in the Schengen zone
- No visa needed for most US, UK, CA, AU visitors under 90 days
- Bring proof of accommodations & return ticket
- Print digital visas or health docs if required
- Know EU rules on liquids, meds, and food
β Must-Haves for a Smooth Trip to France
- Passport + backup copies
- Euros + credit cards
- Phone + adapter
- Day bag for city touring
- SPF, sunglasses, scarf
- Modest outfit for churches
- Offline map & key addresses
- Travel insurance
π Good-to-Have Extras
- Travel steamer
- UV umbrella
- Chic hat for sun + style
- Mini French phrasebook
- Refillable perfume atomizer
- Extra tote for shopping
- Liquid IV or hydration sachets




