With the holiday season quickly approaching, we’re all starting to think what to gift the special people in our life. We all have that one friend or relative that loves to travel around, whether they’re a city explorer, a passionate camper or a fan of the van life. Choosing a present for someone niche interests can go either way, it can either be a walk in the park or you might be stuck for gift ideas.
A new caravan would be the perfect present to make any travel enthusiast jump over the moon from joy, but we are aware it might be out of the budget for most. So instead in this post we’ll give you seven ideas on what gift to buy for the adventure lover in your family or friend group.
Suitcase
What a better gift for someone who’s always on the move than a new suitcase? Every avid traveller would be pleased with a nice big suitcase that can fit all of their belongings and also has room for all the souvenirs from their adventures.
You can choose from many different brands models and colours to find one that would suit your loved ones and their needs the most.
Tent or Sleeping Bag
If the traveller in your life is someone who prefers to be one with nature and enjoys camping then a tent or a sleeping bag could be a great gift idea. Tent is the absolute necessity for camping so no traveller would say no to a new one even if it’s just a small one for one or two people.
After the tent a sleeping bag is the next thing required for ultimate comfort during camping. Every camper would love to receive a comfortable sleeping bag that would keep them warm at night and allow them to sleep comfortably away from the comfort of their house.
Map
Another great idea for a present for someone who loves travelling would be a map. Even though nowadays most people use online maps, it’s always handy to have one around just in case. You never know where your travels might take you, so every travel lover should have a map at hand in their campervan glovebox or in their bag. It can also be used as a nice memento to remember all their travels by colouring in the places they’ve been to or pinning pictures from their adventures.
Travel Cutlery
Every seasoned devotee of the camper life should have a set of essential cutlery for when they go camping. This includes fork, knife, spoon, plate and a drinking mug or cup. A good choice for travel cutlery is stainless steel or bamboo cutlery. Those are sustainable and can be used for a really long time but as well as that they’re also easy to clean and won’t break if dropped or get scratched or damaged.
Hiking Boots
If you know someone who’s always out and about on different adventures chances are they could benefit from a new pair of hiking boots. A pair of comfortable boots for walking is a fundamental necessity for every traveller.
Good hiking boots would last for years upon years and would allow your loved ones to go on many more adventures. From mountain treks to long walks amongst the country side, hiking boots are the ideal shoes for an active traveller.
Camping Voucher
What a better way to show your appreciation to someone with wanderlust than sending them on an adventure? Every person who loves travelling would appreciate a gift voucher to their favourite camping site, so they can hit the road with their motorhome or their tents and enjoy a few days of undisturbed peace and relaxation among nature.
You could also get a voucher for a camping site they’ve always wanted to visit or have on their bucket list. The memories and the chance to tick off a dream destination will be the most valuable gift you can get someone who enjoys adventuring.
Camera
A camera could also be a handy gift to someone who loves to explore the wilderness as it would help them capture the moment and save all the precious memories of their travels. You can choose between a digital camera, which can allow for storing more pictures and memories. Or perhaps go for a classic instant one, that way the traveller in your life can instantly print our their photos and store them as a keepsake in their wallet or photo album, frame them on a wall.
