Most trips are one place, and you don't need to do anything special for those. But when a trip covers more than one place — a city then a cruise, a road trip with a camping stretch, a beach week with a few days at altitude — you can add an itinerary so the weather and the AI Strategist follow each stop.
Add a stop
1In New Trip or Edit Trip, find the Itinerary section and tap + Add a stop.
2For each stop (called a leg), pick a kind — 🏙 staying somewhere, 🚢 at sea, 🏕 camping / off-grid, or 🏔 altitude — then enter the place and how many nights you're there.
3Reorder legs with the ↑ / ↓ arrows, or remove one with ×.
Why the kind matters
"At sea" isn't a city — there's no weather station, and a cruise implies different gear (open-deck wind, motion sickness, a formal night). Setting the kind is how PackLash tells a cruise apart from a road trip.
The nights count
Below the legs you'll see a running total: ✓ 7 of 7 nights assigned in green when the legs add up to the trip length, or an amber 5 of 7 nights assigned — adjust a leg or the trip length when they don't. It's just a nudge — you can still save with a mismatch.
What changes on a multi-stop trip
The trip overview shows a compact itinerary line (🏙 Faro · 3n → 🚢 Western Med · 5n), the weather card groups by leg with each stop's own forecast, and the AI packing strategy is written per leg — with each suggested item tagged for the leg it's for.
Good to know
Your packing list stays one list — items aren't split by leg. If you want a self-contained bag for one stretch (a cruise bag, a camping bag), save it as a saved bag instead.
Heads up
At-sea legs don't show a forecast — there's no station out there. And a single-destination trip should leave the itinerary empty; adding one stop for a one-place trip just adds clutter.