12 Useful Travel Gifts for Valentines Day for Someone Who Loves to Travel

Just one thing to be aware of…you’ll find no hearts and roses here! As I mentioned in Travel Bloggers’ Most Romantic Destinations

Valentines Day Useful Travel Gifts

Initially, I was going to separate this post into two sections, travel gifts for him and travel gifts for here. However, it seen became apparent that many of mine and Andy’s favourite travel gifts were actually unisex so I’ve actually just bundled all our ideas in together for you to browse.

1. Hammock

This double Wise Owl Outfitters Double Hammock comes in a huge range of colours, single and double sizes, and is ideal for slinging up anywhere, anytime. It’s fantastic to always have a comfortable spot for a snooze, to read, or even to catch up on some work. We both have hammocks and use them all the time and would recommend buying a double, even if just for one person as they’re much comfier and still don’t take up much bag space at all.

2. E-reader

For anyone who likes reading whilst travelling a Kindle e-reader is a must-have to save lugging around reams of books. Whilst not the newest model, the Kindle Paperwhite is a good solid option at an affordable price. I’m hoping to upgrade to this myself soon.

3. RFID Passport and Document Organiser

It can be hard to keep track of your passport and other documents on a busy travel day and many people just don’t like ugly money belts. This Zoppen RFID Blocking Passport and Document Holder is a great alternative to keep everything together and organised. They also come in a big selection of colours so would be suitable for both him and her.

4. Action Camera

Andy the videographer of the two of us and he suggested a recent version of the GoPro HERO8. It’s robust and waterproof up to 10 metres without any housing which makes it ideal for travellers who like to keep a record of their more adventurous activities. There are of course more affordable action cameras on the market; I suspect this suggestion was actually a heavy hint from Andy!

5. How to Shit Around the World

Unfortunately, stomach problems are something that nearly all travellers have to deal with at some point. This frank but witty best-selling book How to Shit Around the World by Dr Jane Wilson-Howarth addresses how to avoid and fight back against the dreaded traveller’s tummy! We can personally vouch for this book as it was a leaving gift to us from some friends, it gives practical advice, whilst being funny and entertaining at the same time.

6. Multi-tool

A multi-tool nearly always comes in handy when travelling and this Leatherman Sidekick multi-tool is a great option. It’s compact and lightweight with 14 handy tools including a decent-sized pair of pliers (which are essential, according to Andy). Perfect to get any unexpected tasks or repairs done that might arise on the road.

7. Portable Power Bank

There’s nothing worse than having your gadgets dying when you’re travelling, especially when you’re in the middle of nowhere. This  EasyAcc Portable Power Bank 20000 mAh will keep everything powered up at all times. I have the model down from this, which is excellent. I just wish I’d bought this one as it’s even better. It has 4 USB ports, better light and charges an iPhone up to 6 times.

8. Jewellery Organiser

Mainly one for the ladies here, it can be a nightmare keeping jewellery in order when travelling but this WODISON Travel Jewellery Organiser solves that problem. It has different sections for different types of jewellery to keep necklaces from tangling, earrings together and a separate pouch for larger pieces.

9. Boxer Jocks

Clearly one for the men, these long-lasting, hardwearing, but ultra-comfortable Under Armour Boxer Jocks, are suitable for every day to mountain climbing. They also come in different lengths, styles, colours, and materials. In Andy’s words – “they’re the Range Rover of pants”.

10. Travel Towel

  This Wise Owl Outfitters Travel Towel was a new discovery of mine last year after I left my much loved and well-travelled travel towel on a beach in Cambodia.  It’s great quality, large, soft, and quick-drying. It also comes in some great colours, with a free hand towel also included. Obviously, I bought the green one, which I wouldn’t be without now, it goes everywhere with me!

11. Water Filter Bottle

You can help this initiative and also encourage responsible travel by purchasing the gift of a great Water-to-Go Bottle. 

These bottles provide access to healthy, safe water anywhere in the World whilst offering a reusable, environmentally friendly alternative to single-use plastic water bottles. They have a unique 3-in-1 water filtration system that removes 99.9% of all microbiological contaminants found in water. 

We’ve partnered up with Water-to-Go and can offer all our audience a discount of 15% off any Water-to-Go product via the EU website or US website.

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12. Hotel Stay or a Flight Ticket

Of course, if money is no object you could always push the boat out and treat your favourite person to a nice hotel stay, a flight ticket, or even better both! Nothing like a surprise trip away to get in the good books!

There are of course many other travel gifts you could buy your travel-loving significant other this Valentine’s day but these are mine and Andy’s top picks. If you’re looking for even more unique travel gifts, here’s our more extensive list of useful travel gifts. 

I hope you find something amongst them to put a smile on the face of loved one this Valentine’s day.

What’s the best travel gift you’ve ever received, either for Valentine’s Day or another occasion?

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