Gift Guide for the Travel Lover

I have always been a fan of traveling, so naturally, I also enjoy giving and receiving travel themed gifts. If you know someone who isn’t that into traveling, feel free to check out some other birthday ideas here.

Along with the list below, UncommonGoods also has much more to offer including some really interesting gifts for science lovers. Something else that I love is the environment and UncommonGoods is a company that shares that value.

They offer a variety of handmade, recycled and organic products, which is pretty amazing. Since their founding, they have featured products that contain recycled components and have not sold products containing leather, feathers or fur! Along with this benefit, you should check out many of their unique personalizable items.

Travel Lovers Gift Guide

An affordable and unique idea, these glasses come etched with your city’s distinct grid.

You can choose the USA option, or pick your own state!

This toiletry bag was made from reclaimed truck tire inner tubes and waxed canvas. This is a vegan take on a classic toiletry case!

This agenda has great features including currencies used around the world, trip budgeting, a contact list and a back pocket to store your maps, etc.

This set includes 10 tubes of tea, each with enough leaves to brew 6-8 cups.

A great alternative for cap collectors as opposed to throwing them into a cup or drawer.

Customizable to the coordinates of your choosing, you can always have a piece of your home with you. You can even have your own engraved message on the back of the key ring!

Includes stickers to place over the parks that you have visited so far.

Choose from the many different skyline options.

This backpack is definitely neat. It is perfect for traveling in busy areas where pick pockets may be an issue.

Only the size and weight of your phone, this device can charge your phone in 2 hours. It also gives off light for up to 150 hours and features an SOS emergency beacon. For each solar charger purchase, a light is given to someone throughout the world without access to electricity. You can choose where in the world the contribution is given.

An assortment of 11 gourmet salts from across America.

At first glace I had no clue, but this tool includes a watch, bottle opener, knife, screwdriver, compass, tweezers and a toothpick.

The perfect way to keep track of all of your small fragments from your journeys.

This handcrafted necklace is made with a gold vermeil bar, hand-stamped and embellished with deep azure lapis stones.

A threaded needle and two hand-printed buttons allows you to sew a heart and star over your favorite or most meaningful corners of the world.

A decorative way to never lose your keys again.

An easy way to keep track of all four US time zones.

These pillows feature attractions, neighborhoods and the culture of your selected city.

When hot liquid is poured into the mug, the map changes to reflect vanishing earth. A great reminder for what is at stake and to stay environmentally friendly.

To view these items and so much more, you can visit UncommonGoods.

Shopping with UncommonGoods also has the perk of shopping while donating. With every purchase from their site, you can select a non-profit organization to receive $1 donation from them during checkout. So far, these donations have totaled over $1,000,000!

-Haley

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