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Best free travel printables for kids

Printables are a great solution for travel. They’re low-budget and easy to bring along. Whether you are looking for fun travel games, need something for your kids to do while you’re driving to grandma, are focusing your unit studies on travel, transport, or a particular country or just want to pretend-travel with your kids, you’re sure to find what you need in this post. From road trip bingo to free printable travel journal pages and from travel story cards and printable country packs to play passports for kids. This extensive list of travel-themed printables is a great resource for all parents and kids that love travel. 

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• 1 Printable travel games for kids
• 2 Kids travel journal printable
• 3 Printable passport templates for kids
• 4 Printable story cards
• 5 Road trip bingo printable
• 6 Printable country activity sheets
• 7 Various travel-themed activity sheets
• 8 Our travel journals

As homeschoolers and avid travelers, we love free printables. There are just so many fantastic free resources available online. Why reinvent the wheel? It can be a bit of a challenge to find the best worksheets, travel-themed activity sheets, and online travel games to print. That’s why we created this list with the very best free travel printables.

There’s a huge variety available. In this post, we’re making a distinction between printable travel games (including board games), printable travel journal pages, printable kids’ passport templates, printable story cards, road trip bingo printables, printable country activity sheets, and activity packs.

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Printable travel games for kids

These free printable travel games by Mini Travellers are good for hours of fun. Many different games to choose from with options for kids of all ages. From car badge bingo to i-spy at the airport.

In The Playroom offers this great pack with 13 different printable car games for kids. I really like the designs of these pages, very playful. You do need a color printer to get the most of these.

These free printable board games from Views From A Stepstool are fantastic for travel. You can easily bring a whole binder of different games and it takes the same space as one boxed board game. Sign up for the newsletter to get access to even more games.

Kids travel journal printable

We really like this kids travel journal printable by Explorer Momma. This one is meant for slightly older kids that can read and write with ease. It’s very complete and apart from the regular daily journal pages, it also includes some cool writing and drawing prompts. You do need to sign up for the newsletter to get it.

If you’re looking for a more basic kids travel journal, you want to check out these free printable journal pages for kids by We 3 Travel. There are only two interior pages and a cover, but this might just be what you’re looking for. We like the simple design with the icons to indicate mood, weather and travel type.

Printable passport templates for kids

This free printable passport for kids from Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Designs is a fun way for kids to keep track of where they’ve been, the countries they’ve learned about or as part of your holiday around the world units. You do need to create a free Teachers Pay Teachers account to download it. But there are tons of other amazing free and cheap downloadable worksheets on this platform.

Printable story cards

Sometimes you just want a different kind of travel game. We love story cards! They spark kids’ imagination and creativity, inviting them to spin the most amazing tales. Story cards are easy to print and store in a small ziplock bag.

Check out these camping-themed story cards or these nature-themed story cards (requires you to enter your email address).

Road trip bingo printable

Who doesn’t like a good car bingo game to pass the time! It’s a great game to make sure your kids do more than just staring at their screens and actually notice what’s out there. There are lots of different bingo games you can think of to play in during a road trip.

This free color-in U.S. License Plate Coloring Map by Berkley and Beyond is perfect for children age 4 and up. Print it out and use it in the car to keep kids busy looking for license plates from various states and then coloring in that state (link to the download is at the top of the page).

Also check out this free Road Trip BINGO Printable Game by This Reading Mama. It includes 8 different game boards with pictures of things you’ll encounter during your road trip. You can play it as a collaborative game or make it competitive for kids that are a bit older.

Printable country activity sheets

Whether you are pretend traveling from home or are actually visiting a particular country, these free printables are a great way for kids to learn about various countries. Check out these free printable country packs by Case of Adventure. You can choose from 8 different countries, such as Italy , Ireland , Romania , France , Singapore and Madagascar . (email addres required)

Teacher Planet also offers some great free country theme printables, which include coloring pages, unit studies, activities, worksheets and lesson plans for countries such as New Zealand , Mexico and Germany .

The playful and colourful country worksheets by ESLKIDZ are also worth mentioning. Currently they offer sheets for 16 different countries, for instance Egypt , China , Russia and Argentina .

Various travel-themed activity sheets

Check out this great free ‘countries of the world’ coloring book from 123 Homeschool 4 Me. Color and fun for kids from preschool to 3rd grade. This educational coloring book contains coloring pages for 18 countries across all continents.

This is a nice collection of activity sheets for kids with a travel theme, from Zena’s Suitcase. A little bit of everything with coloring pages, mazes, spelling, and maths.

Also from Zena’s Suitcase is this collection of word search games for kids . It includes an empty PDF template so you can make your own!

So you see, there are plenty of fun travel printables available to make your travels more enjoyable. And the best thing… the printables on this list are all completely free! You might need to leave your email address but that’s it. Are you already preparing for your next trip? Then start printing away!

Our travel journals

At the moment you can buy our road trip journal , camping journal , or camping log book . All are available on Amazon .

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Free Travel Printables and Montessori-Inspired Travel Activities

May 15, 2019 By Deb Chitwood 1 Comment

When my kids were growing up, many of our favorite memories as a family were road trip memories . Of course, we loved plane travel, too. I never traveled overseas, though, until my kids were international figure skaters . That opened up a whole new world of travel for us to love.

Now my adult kids are having as much fun traveling with their families as we did when they were growing up. I know that many other families feel the same, so we’re having a travel unit with free printables and activities just in time for summer vacation! We have a new subscriber freebie, too … a Montessori-inspired travel pack! And you don’t need to have a trip overseas to enjoy the activities!

The links are for free travel printables for preschoolers through early elementary. Some of the travel games would work well for older kids, too. To keep my list manageable, I don’t share coloring pages unless a page has a specific educational purpose related to travel. Also, I’m focusing on land, air, and water transportation that could be used on family vacations for the list of free printables. The other category I’m adding is free travel game/road-trip game printables.

At  PreK + K Sharing , I have lots and lots of themed activities and presentation ideas.

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links (at no cost to you).

Montessori Shelves with Travel Themed Activities

Montessori Shelves with Travel-Themed Activities

You’ll find Montessori-inspired travel numbers, letters, and and more (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)

I always have related books available throughout a unit. On the top shelf, I have Transportation Long Ago and Today and Cars, Trains, Ships & Planes . My son-in-law was having lots of fun with the Cars, Trains, Ships & Planes book! It’s an amazing DK book designed for ages 8 on up. My 5-year-old granddaughter, Zoey, loves to look through big books like that, so it’s part of our unit!

On the right side of the shelf ( book on a wooden cookbook holder ), I have National Geographic Kids Little Kids First Big Book of Things That Go . Zoey and I absolutely love this book series for a variety of themes! On the middle shelf, you’ll see the Time for Kids book Take Off! All About Airplanes . I have a number of other travel books in book baskets. Watch for my upcoming post about transportation and travel books for kids!

You could mix your travel themed activities among your shelves according to curriculum area. Or you could have a special travel-themed area something like the one pictured. My shelves this month have a mixture of skill levels. Many of the activities can be adapted for a variety of levels. If you’re a homeschooler, just choose the activities that work for your child’s interests and ability levels. If you don’t have room for all the activities you’d like to do, simply rotate them.

License Plate Game Road Trip Game

Transportation Books with License Plate Game Tray

Free Printable: License Plate Road Trip Game from iMom

Free Printable:  U.S. Map  from Wikimedia

For the license plate road trip game, I printed out 2 copies of the license plates and an 8½x11″ copy of the map. I cut apart all the license plates from one copy of the printable. I kept the second page of license plates together. I placed everything on a Multicraft tray along with a miniature vehicle.

This activity was one of Zoey’s very favorite educational activities!

Having Fun with the License Plate Game

We pretended we were traveling the U.S. in the Micro Machine RV. We have Micro Machines from when my kids were little. Unfortunately, they’re hard to find now and are often very expensive. You could also use the car from the Safari Ltd. On the Road TOOB. Any vehicle will be way too big for the map, but Micro Machines and Safari Ltd. vehicles work better than most.

You could use a blindfold, but I just had Zoey close her eyes and draw a license plate from the bowl. She loved discovering which state’s license plate she drew! Then she would place the license plate on the page of license plates and drive the RV to that state on the map.

We didn’t make it to all 50 states before it was time for Zoey to go home, but we traveled to many of them!

Letter J Sandpaper Letter with J for Jet Font Card and a_e Plane Phonogram Activity

Free Printables: Jet Letters for letter j font cards and a_e plane phonogram cards (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email  to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)

Free Printable: a_e sound with pictures and letters from MontessoriSoul

I set this up to show how you could use beginning sound printables for a younger child along with the phonogram work for an older child. For a younger child, you could feature a sandpaper letter to go with the unit.

I’ll be adding the “ai” for train phonogram card and “sh” for ship phonogram card in a week or so. Zoey reads words and books with the phonograms already, but I still like to include the appropriate ones in our unit studies to help with spelling.

If you would like help with introducing phonetic sounds, introducing objects with sounds, or beginning phonics in general, check out my  DIY Beginning Montessori Phonics with Preschoolers .

Transportation Pattern Block Activities

Free Printable: Transportation Pattern Block Mats from PreKinders

This was super easy to prepare. I just printed out the transportation printables (except for the rocket ship) and placed them on a Multicraft tray with a   Montessori Services basket of pattern blocks . I was given the Spielgaben set , so I used the Spielgaben wooden parquetry tablets from set 7. They fit perfectly, although you need to use the black and white printables because there isn’t a trapezoid or yellow hexagon in the Spielgaben set.

I just placed the Spielgaben rhombus and equilateral triangle shapes in the basket because the transportation printables could all be completed using those (for example using a rhombus and equilateral triangle to make a trapezoid). Used in that way it’s a bit like the Montessori constructive triangles!

Sand Writing Tray with Transportation Number Rhyme Mats

Free Printable: Print and Drive Number Rhyme Mats from Preschool Mom

This printable is a high-interest printable and can be used with mini vehicles to “drive” the number. I decided to use the printables printed at 50% with the sand writing tray, though. Used this way, the child uses fingers to trace the number path on the card and then writes the number in the sand.

For the tray, I used the wooden tray from the  Melissa & Doug Lace and Trace Shapes . You can use whatever tray or container work best for you, though.

Land, Air, and Water Transportation Addition with Miniature Vehicles and Bead Bars

Free Printable: Land, Air, and Water Transportation Number Cards 1-19 (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email  to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)

Free Printable: 1-10 Spinner (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email  to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)

This activity uses a  piece of felt  for a table mat (I used the  Montessori Services felt table mat ) and  bead bars from the decanomial box  in a  Multicraft tray  and a  Bambu condiment cup  (what I used here) or   Montessori Services basket . (My bead bars, which I love, are from  Alison’s Montessori . You can get  bead bars on Amazon , although I haven’t personally used materials from those companies.) I used vehicles from the Safari Ltd. On the Road TOOB ,  In the Sky TOOB , and  In the Water TOOB .

Having Fun with the Transportation Addition Figures

This was another activity Zoey enjoyed! She used the spinner to choose the numbers, counted out the vehicles, found the matching number cards, and then placed the correct bead bars at the end. Zoey already knows her addition facts, but this was just a fun extension using the Safari Ltd. vehicles. She enjoyed playing with the vehicles afterward!

For a younger child, you could use the number cards for DIY cards and counters or another type of counting activity.

Travel Dictation or Writing Tray

Free Printables: Travel Writing or Dictation Pages (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email  to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)

I used a Multicraft tray , the printables, a pencil, colored pencils in the Montessori colors for the continents, and a pencil sharpener for an added practical life activity. Advanced preschoolers on up can write their own story, while younger preschoolers can dictate their answers for you.

Blank World Map with Montessori Continent Map in the Corner

This is included in our subscriber freebie pack, but you won’t see it on our shelves. I added this so that you can prepare an activity bag for travel. You’ll see an example in my fun and learning with Montessori-inspired world travel activities and games post . You could also use it for another shelf activity if you prefer.

Free Travel Printables for Preschoolers through First Graders

Montessori-Inspired Travel Pack for DIY Cards and Counters, Number or Letter Matching, Number or Letter Basket, Bead Bar Work, Hands-on Math Operations, Number or Letter Salt/Sand Writing Tray, Letter Tracing, DIY Movable Alphabet, and Creative Writing (subscriber freebie, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password – or check your inbox if you’re already a subscriber)

Free Jet Do-a-Dot Phonics Printable (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)

Free Family Travel Cutting Strips (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)

• Free Transportation Printables and Montessori-Inspired Transportation Math Activities

• Free Car Printables and Montessori-Inspired Car Activities

• Free Train Printables and Montessori-Inspired Train Activities
• Transportation Printables from Teachers Pay Teachers
• Road Trip Game s for Summer from iMom
• Printable Travel Games for Kids from TripSavvy
• Word Battleship and Road Trip ABC’s from Sugar Spice and Glitter
• Transportation Memory Game from Itsy Bitsy Fun
• Road Trip Drawing Prompts from Picklebums
• Car Travel Games from Life Outside Work
• Kids’ Printable Travel Games from The Talking Suitcase
• Printable Car Games and Activities from Mom’s Minivan
• 7 Printable Travel Games for Family Vacations from Mother’s Home
• Road Trip Activity Pack (subscriber freebie) – From Playdough to Plato
• Road Trip Printables from Teachers Pay Teachers
• Travel Printable s from Teachers Pay Teachers

More Transportation/Travel Resources

Fun and Learning with Montessori-Inspired World Travel Activities and Games

Free and Fun Family Road Trip Songs

The Best Transportation and Travel Books for Kids

Traveling with Kids (Montessori-Inspired Activities)

• Montessori-Inspired Activities for Pre-Schoolers: Car Parking Game
• Montessori-Inspired Construction Unit
• Free Police Printables and Montessori-Inspired Police Activities
• Free Fire Safety Printables and Montessori-Inspired Fire Safety Activities
• Free Ambulance Printables and Montessori-Inspired Ambulance Activities
• Montessori-Inspired Train Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}
• Super-Cool Beginning Reading Activity – Race Car Blending
• Free Car Do-a-Dot Printable (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)
• Free Car Cutting Strips (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)
• Fun Magnetic Vehicle STEM Trays and Activity Bags
• Spielgaben STEM Challenge: Build and Fly a Magnetic Airplane
• Montessori Resources for Land, Air, and Water Transportation Activities
• The Ultimate Montessori-Inspired Transportation Unit
• Transportation Unit Study Pinterest Board
• Resources for a World Travel Unit Study
• Continent Map Work
• DIY Pin Maps
• Montessori Continent Boxes
• DIY Cosmic Nesting Boxes, Map Towers, a nd “Me on the Map” Activities
• Montessori-Inspired State Box – Colorado
• Laura Ingalls Wilder and Montessori Washboard Activity (South Dakota and Booking Across the USA Tour)
• Montessori-Inspired Map Activities Using Pin It! Maps
• Earth Exploration Activities from Montessori By Mom
• Montessori-Inspired Little Passports Global Adventure (with links to all my Little Passports activity posts)
• The Ultimate Guide to Montessori Geography Activities for Preschoolers
• Creative Ideas for Montessori Continent Boxes from Around the World ,
• Montessori-Inspired Global Adventure Pinterest Board 

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Free Travel Printables For Kids: Airplane, Train, and Cruise Ship Travel Tickets

This post is part of the series “ We’re going On A Trip! Free Travel Printables ” I have split up the original post written in 2014 because my kind readers let me know that the PDF printables were hard to find! The new links are below:

• Original post
• Free Pretend Passport Craft and Printables
• Free Suitcase Craft and Printables
• Free Travel Tickets Printables (this post)

Travel Tickets: Airplane, Train, and Cruise Ship

You will need travel tickets for your pretend trip!

For this project, you will need:

• Travel Tickets PDFs

Click on thumbnails below to open the PDF files and print. For best viewing/printing/downloading results, open in Adobe Reader. Opening in a browser sometimes makes the documents look scrambled.

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These printables are provided at no cost for personal or classroom use. Print as many as you like! If you are linking to this blog post for a round-up type post on your blog, you are welcome to use the button image above in your post.

Restrictions: Please do not sell this document or upload it to your web site or any other web site. If you would like to link to these printables, please link to this blog post and not the PDF file.

Please let me know how you enjoyed your trips! Thank you for visiting Cotton Ridge Homeschool!

Copyright 2018 Kathryn Depew

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37 Free Printable Travel Coloring Pages For Kids and Adults

Whether it’s for kids or grown-ups, our 37 free travel coloring pages & postcards are the perfect way to get in the vacation vibes! If you’re about to go on vacation and looking for something to keep your little ones entertained. Or if you’re a teacher planning the final days of school and searching for engaging travel-themed activities, this is what you need!

Our 37 travel-themed coloring sheets & postcards are designed for travelers of all ages (yep, also for you and your teenage kids!).

And the best part?

They’re completely free! No hidden fees, and no email sign-ups – just click, print, and start coloring.

So, grab your crayons and markers, and get ready to color your way around the globe (literally).

SEE ALSO: Best travel gifts for kids →

In This Post:

Save these travel coloring pages

Save this post on Pinterest so you’ll know how to keep your kids entertained on your next vacation!

Materials Needed

Before you set off, let’s make sure you have all the essentials. Here’s what you’ll need to bring these travel coloring pages to life:

• Printer (with black & white ink and standard-sized paper)
• Our free downloadable travel coloring pages
• Cardstock (optional, for postcard-making)

And for the coloring itself, feel free to use whatever materials you love best or have on hand, some ideas:

• Colored pencils
• Acrylics for adults
• Washable paints for the little ones

37 Free printable travel coloring pages

Below, you’ll find our collection of 37 travel coloring sheets . From architectural marvels to natural wonders, we’ve got a little something for every type of traveler.

If you see a coloring page you like, simply click “download” or tap on the image, and you’ll be directed to the downloadable PDF file.

Can’t choose just one? No problem!

Download the entire collection in a single, convenient PDF file here .

Are you looking for a way to make your own postcards? Click here or scroll down below to find out how to set your printer to make your coloring postcards!

Make sure to use our PDF files and not our images because they’re not as high quality.

North America map

South America map

Oceania map

Cute travel unicorn

Globe unicorn

Happy travel

Trust your journey

Country stamps

Travel quote (1)

Travel quote (2)

Country flags

Planning map

New York City

Hot air balloons

Free printable postcards

Do you want your kids to send a cute and handmade postcard to Nan and Pop? Then turn these coloring pages into postcards!

The two best methods (in my opinion) are to print four coloring sheets per page and then cut them into A6-size postcards. You can either do this on cardstock paper or on regular paper and then glue them onto cardstock. Because cardstock will give your postcards the perfect thickness and durability to travel through the mail.

I give more details on how to print these postcards, but keep these tips in mind too!

• Check the preview before you print
• Start with just one page before doing the whole batch
• When printing on cardstock, do a test print on normal paper to check the alignment
• If things don’t look right, the manual for your printer or a quick online search might help

1. Print four per page on cardstock

You will need cardstock paper and a printer that can handle the sturdiness of cardstock.

If you’ve got all the materials, download your favorite design above, or simply download them all, and once you click print, make sure to set your printer to print 4 per page. You can usually find this under the setting “Pages per Sheet” or “Multiple Pages”. From there, select “4” from the dropdown menu.

Then trim your postcards and you’ve cut awesome A6 size coloring postcards!

2. Print them on regular paper, cut, and glue on cardstock paper

If your printer isn’t cardstock-friendly, no worries!

 Print the travel coloring pages on regular paper, cut them out, and glue them onto cardstock paper. This way, you’ll create sturdy and heartfelt postcards ready to send to friends and family.

Bon voyage & postcard messages

Sending your colored postcards to loved ones?

Add a personal touch with a funny postcard message . Whether it’s a simple “Wish you were here” or a fun travel quote, your words will make the postcard all the more special. Here are a few suggestions to get you started:

• “Wish you were here, so I wouldn’t have to pretend to like these weird-looking local dishes alone!”
• “Tried a local dessert that was so sweet it will make my dentist cry. I’ll be bringing back a few cavities as souvenirs!”
• “Sending you greetings from the land of [grandparent’s favorite fruit]. I’ve tasted the most succulent, juicy [fruit] that rivals anything we’ve ever had, you would love it here!”

SEE ALSO: Best bon voyage messages→

Did you save these travel coloring pages on Pinterest yet?

More Free Printables

Got inspired after these travel coloring pages?

We’ve got more free printables to fuel your (or your kids) creativity! Check out our other collections and DIY ideas:

• DIY travel crafts : 40+ ideas to try at home!
• Valentine’s Day coloring sheets : 9 Free printable pages & cards
• DIY travel journal : A question-a-day journal for your vacation!

Final notes

We hope these travel-themed coloring pages will keep you and your kids entertained during your well-deserved break!

Whether you’re coloring with the little ones, enjoying a peaceful moment alone, or sending a handmade postcard to a friend, these pages are your ticket to a world of imagination.

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50 Free Printable Travel Coloring Book Pages (while we’re stuck at home)

While we’re stuck indoors avoiding covid, here is a collection of 50 of my favorite (extra large) adventure travel coloring book pages, which you can open in a new tab and print.

Some of them (such as the first one) are samples from coloring books that you can purchase. Others are one-offs by various artists. Enjoy your armchair travels, wanderer.

Tip: Having trouble finding quality coloring book pages? Try using the keyword “ line art ” instead. Nice.

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15 FREE Trip Planner Printables for Your Next Vacation!

In need of free trip planner printables ? I’m giddy in excitement to share this ultimate travel planner that I’ve just created. I have here over 15 sheets of free travel organizers to help you map out your next travel plans! If you think you’ll be needing them soon, scroll along! This freebie is for all of you, travel buddies. It’s time to plan your next trip. Enjoy!

My heart is thumping in excitement as I write this post.  Ahhh, the word “travel”. How it sparks up so much delight and thrill in my heart! Two weeks from now, we’re flying out as a family, and the excitement is already mounting. My son Kyle can’t wait for the day to come!

Our vacation inspired me to create your free trip planner printables on the blog today. I felt we needed some organizers to make sure we won’t forget anything important for the trip. A little planning ahead, I thought, would make the travel a delightful one for the family. Hence, just last night, I again tried my hands at creating a trip planner.

As always, I love to share what I create. And you know what? Little did I know that my passion for planning has helped me grow this blog to a level that I’ve never expected. My blog traffic has doubled and even tripped because of all of you. Thanks for the warm support to the Shining Mom family!

If you have some extra time today, I am inviting you to look into our shelves of freebies. The Shining Mom’s Printables Library is waiting for you.

Meanwhile, here are the free trip travel planners that we have for you.  Ready to see some of the pages included? Let’s have a quick planner tour!

What’s Inside Your Free Trip Planner?

Vacation Checklists

I don’t know about you, but I certainly am the “list lover” kind of girl. I can smoothly carry on my to-do’s for the day with a list. And when it comes to traveling, I have to see the things sorted out, again, with an agenda. If you’re pretty much like me, I am happy to let you know that this free trip planner has different kinds of checklists for your traveling needs. Hooray!

Travel Details and Recommendations

In addition to the pretty checklists, well, of course, I’ve included travel organizers where you can see your trip details at a glance. This free travel planner includes important schedules and reminders such as flight departure time, hotel reservation details and more! I actually created these particular sheets to make sure we won’t be missing out any in our upcoming travel. And to be sure that we get to have the best experience, I’ve also created a nifty page where we can write the travel recommendations we read or get from friends. Functional planner? But of course!

Outfit Planner, Travel Journal and More!

I also did not forget other travel planning nice-to-haves such as your outfit planner. (Yes, ladies, even your look for the travel needs to be carefully thought of!) And to make sure the vacation memory remains as vivid as it can be, there are also printable travel journal pages included!

Plan a Trip with this Free Travel Planner

Would you like print Shining Mom’s free trip planner already? You can easily do so by simply hopping over HERE . By the way, I have created four travel planner covers for you which you can also print for free. View the cover pages HERE . And… that’s it! You’re ready to lay your plans for your next travel!

Are you travelling soon? Do you have any organizer in mind for a trip that you wish to see in my future post? Feel free to leave your suggestions at the Comments and I’ll see what I can do!

Meanwhile, you might want to check out my Shining Mom’s library of free printables. I have already created thousands of freebies for you. Here are the current top posts that you might like to see:

• Nifty Budget Binder
• Free Meal Planner
• Ultimate Student Binder

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Free Family Travel Planner Printable

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Welcome to the Free Family Travel Planner Printable ! It’s that time of year again when we all start dreaming of new adventures, sunny destinations and unique experiences for our families.

If you like to keep things well organized and all in one spot like me, and you don’t have extra hours in your day to waste (hello parents / guardians!) then this family vacation planner printable is for you!

It will organize your vacation in an easy and amazing way, so you can spend time focusing on what is important, spending time WITH your family and having FUN!

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FREE FAMILY TRAVEL PLANNER PRINTABLE

The travel binder comes with 7 pages of family travel printables , to get your adventures started off right. Whether you are taking a plane to your dream vacation to Thailand, or a camping trip to a local National Park, the travel planner printables will save time and make trip planning a breeze.

What’s included in the FREE Family Travel Planner Printable :

• Travel Binder Cover

Pre-Trip Planning Checklist

Packing list.

• Expense Tracker
• Itinerary Overview
• Journal Page
• Kids Journal Page

When travelling with kids, it’s even more important to have things sorted out ahead of time. You can wing it if your kids are flexible, but most times you don’t want to forget their favourite stuffie, or plan activities through their nap or cranky times if you can help it.

There can be so much to do before you actually get to the fun part of actually being on vacation. Let’s make things easier with a pre-trip list. Fill out all those important must-dos like booking flights, rental cars and lodging to checking passports are up-to-date and house / pet sitters are booked. Then check them off, one by one.

Don’t forget vacation essentials like their favourite stuffie, cords to your cell phone or bathing suit. Plus it will save you money on having to buy overly expensive items at your destination. Save your travel money for what you really want to be doing…….having FUN!

There was a time when I liked to fly by the seat of my pants, overstuff a bunch of clothes into a backpack last minute and took each day as it came. That was before kids. Now I try to avoid the extra hassles of not planning ahead, because it means a more relaxing and fun vacation for me as well.

TIP: Print out a packing list one for each family member. If you laminate it, it can be used again and again.

Keep track of your vacation expenses, so you can relax knowing your budget is under control, and you won’t get any nasty surprises on your next credit card bill. Track your meals, lodging, car rentals, tours and more.

• Accommodation Overview

The Lodging info printable is the perfect way to keep track of where you and your family will sleep each night. Leave behind a copy with a family member or friend in case of emergencies.

itinerary Overview

Now we get to the good stuff. Make sure you fit in your top bucketlist activities on your next family vacation. Planning a bit ahead can save you money (like getting deals on Disney passes or attractions at your destination). Track your tours, activities and daily itinerary.

• Journal Pages

Remember all your special family travel memories in the years to come. Capture your trip highlights, funny moments, and those travel fails. Let those become the stuff of family legends. I still read my travel journals from my 4 month trek through Europe and India in my 20’s. You can’t remember everything,

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For even more helpful travel planner pages check out our Ultimate Family Travel Planner .

Available today for only $9 with this special link . This planner is usually $24 in my printables shop .

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The Ultimate Family Travel Planner will help guide and make planning every aspect of your trip a breeze. It includes:

• Pre-Trip Planning – Blank
• Pre-Travel Checklist – Pre-filled
• Trip Research 
• Bucket List
• Accomodation Research
• Vacation Activities Planner
• Travel Budget – Blank
• Travel Budget – Categories Pre-filled
• Transportation Tracker
• Daily Itinerary
• Packing List – Blank
• 3 Pages of Packing Lists Prefilled – Includes Kids & Baby Packing List
• Outfit Planner
• First Aid Kit
• Emergency Contact List
• Important House Info
• House Sitter Instructions
• Important Pet Info
• Pet Sitter Instructions
• Journey – Route Research
• Journey Road Map – Route
• Souvenirs & Gift Tracker
• Souvenirs & Gifts Info
• Vision Board Page
• January to December Monthly Calendar – Undated 

🌟BONUS 🌟 10 page Kids Travel Coloring & Activity Book including:

• Tic Tac Toe
• Scavenger Hunt
• 2 Travel Themed Word Searches & Answer Keys
• 4 Coloring Pages 

More Free Travel Printables

You may prefer one of our other free printables. You can grab one here:

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• Useful and fun RV Gift Ideas
• Travel backpacks for kids, they’ll wear and love
• Best Hawaiian Island for Families
• 7 Day Itinerary Zion, Bryce, Grand Canyon
• Kid Friendly Philippines Vacation Ideas

Printables are for personal use only! You may not alter them or sell, distribute or share them in any form without prior written consent from Packed for Life.

Donna Garrison is the founder of Packed for Life, an ever curious traveler with a passion for making memories with her family. With a unique perspective on travelling on a budget gathered over 30 years, 20 countries and 5 continents she gives families the tools & resources they need to experience the joys of travelling more for less through practical solutions. She helps over 20,000 families a month plan & take the family travel, camping and road trip adventures of their dreams in Canada, the USA and around the world. Contact her at: Donna [at] packedforlife.com

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Plan for your next adventure or road trip with this FREE Printable Travel Planner. Includes daily itineraries, budget planning, checklists and so much more! Just download, print and get planning!

Make travel planning easier with checklists!

All the things that need done before travelling and road trips can feel overwhelming. But you can help manage all the planning stress by writing it down! Today we’re sharing 23 pages in our FREE ‘This Big Adventure Travel Planner’. Just download the sheets you want to use, print them out and you’re one step closer to a stress free trip!

What This Printable Travel Planner Includes:

All of these pages are free to use! They’re in a simple format that is easy to read and print. Just print them off and you’re one step closer to being a travel planning rockstar!  Here is what is included:

• First, click here to  DOWNLOAD all 23 pages
• Monthly Calendar – a birds eye view of your travel month
• Accommodation Research – an easy way to narrow down accommodations
• Accommodation Details – for details of your stay
• Travel Overview – an overall look at your trip
• Trip Snapshot – another overall look at your trip
• Budget Overview – plan your travel spending
• Expense Tracker – keep track of your travel spending
• Daily Planner – an overall view of your trip, by day
• Daily Itinerary – a more detailed look at your trip, by day
• Daily Road Trip Planner – a detailed schedule for road trips by day
• Road Trip Destinations – list where you want to go, what to visit and what to do
• Activity Planner – detailed planning of your trip activities
• Activities to Try – list what you want to do
• Restaurants to Try – list the restaurants you want to try
• Shopping + Souvenirs – keep track of shopping
• Packing Cheat Sheet – a list of items to pack
• What to Pack – a blank sheet so you can list what you want to pack
• Outfit Planner – a more detailed way to plan your trip outfits
• Travel Checklist – a blank checklist for everything you want to take
• Grocery List – for snacks and groceries
• Pet Sitter Notes – info for safe care of your critter!
• Notes/Journal – a place to keep track of highlights of your trip

How to Use This Travel Planner:

• Download: Download the sheets that you want…individual pages or all of them, it’s up to you!
• Print:  You can print them in colour or black and white on to letter sized paper. I set my printer to “Fill Page”. Often, I like to send kits like this off to get printed to a place like Staples…it’s inexpensive and the quality is so nice.
• If you like, you can  keep all of the pages in a binder  with sheet protectors.
• Get planning for your trip!

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Free Travel Bullet Journal Printable Planner And Stickers!

I’m almost ready for June! Today I’m sharing my printable bullet journal for June with a travel theme. There’s also free monthly covers so you may use this printable planner any month of the year. Plus I added printable stickers with more headers, labels and washi tape borders.

I picked a travel theme for June 2019 and used this cute travel planner I made for CuteFreebies.Com as a template. But I wanted something more girly so I made a pink version for my June bullet journal and added some more pages.

This is my second June bullet journal and the first one has a floral theme. It was also the first time I tried Dutch doors, so if you want to see that then CLICK HERE for my June 2018 bujo booklet.

Bullet journal layout – travel theme!

Here are my June travel bullet journal spreads and some links to the free printables I used. You may use this planner and the free stickers for June or any month of the year.

Monthly cover page

There’s a cover for each month of the year so you may use this planner anytime you like! I use deco tape or washi tape to protect the edge of my bujo booklet. It also covers the staple wire ends so I don’t get any accidents. However this tape is a bit wonky so I might change it up later.

Calendar spread 

This is a blank calendar spread you may use for any month. I made separate boxes for each day so I can add a drop shadow on special days like my dad’s birthday. I cut out a simple Dutch door for easy access to my June dashboard.

Dot grid paper for my monthly dashboard

Aside from my goals, I’m also listing down my focus for each week. This way I’ll easily decide which tasks to prioritize every day. I used the labels from the free sticker sheet that comes with this free planner as headers for each section.

Mood tracker and habit trackers

To save up some space, I’m merging my energy tracker and habit tracker together. For my mood/energy tracker, I’ll draw either a car, steamboat, airplane or hot air balloon to indicate my energy level. I’m only tracking 3 habits and I’ll put a check under each column to record what I accomplished for the day.

Meal tracker

I’m still using a food checklist for my meal tracker and my goal is to have fruits, vegetables, fish or meat every day. I’m also listing down sweets and pastries and I should have only one a day.

Budget planner and expense tracker

These are pages from my FREE printable budget planner ! To download the complete set, just click the image below.

Sleep tracker

I’m terrible at sleeping early because I love working on new printables. So for now my goal is to sleep before 2 am and I’m using only half of each FREE time tracker sticker. 

Weekly spread layout

You may choose from 3 weekly spreads – 2 vertical and one horizontal layout. I’m creating a Dutch door for my first weekly spread layout to include the 2 extra days at the beginning of the month.

Free printable stickers

Here’s a free sticker sheet for extra headers, labels and tape borders! I’m thinking of using the airplane labels for flight schedules and the camera labels to record happy moments.

June plan with me video 

Here’s a quick video on my YouTube channel to show you my June bullet journal layout. I’m not doing voice overs for now to speed up my process. I hope you like it!

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Here are the download links for you. You may print on A4 or A5 size paper. I printed this as a booklet on A4 size paper but as you can see, I’m still having margin issues with my printer. I’ll probably print single A5 pages next month. You may see more printing instructions here.

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I’m also using these FREE printable school/work stickers . They are 1.5 inches wide and I think they will work with other planners like Erin Condren or MAMBI.

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3 Fun + Free Travel Game Templates and Road Trip Printables

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Download and print 3 free travel game templates. Use this set of road trip printables to create a travel kit for kids and fight boredom on long car rides.

Are you vacationing this summer? What are you most looking forward to? I’m guessing, it’s not the traveling. Maybe it’s a tedious car ride… or lengthy layovers… but, in general, we look forward to the destination , not the journey .

We’ve got a 12-hour car ride ahead of us {both ways} when we visit Disney, this fall. It might be weird, but my husband and I really enjoy the journey. We visit local restaurants in small towns, talk for hours without turning the radio on, and aren’t afraid to take a back road or two. However, those same joys can be a bit tedious with small kids. Therefore, we’re being intentional about travel this year, in hopes that the kids can start to embrace the journey. 

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How so? Well, I’ve got a handful of ideas to share over the next few weeks, starting with a travel kit.

Build a Travel Kit

Begin building a travel kit by gathering several empty containers. We had 3 baby wipe cases on hand, but you could also use  plastic food strorage  or pencil boxes , for example. Want labels for your travel kit? Grab Build Me , Play Me , and Color Me  at the end of this post. For added durability, laminate each label. I used permanent glue dots to adhere the label to the case.

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You know your kids best, so be creative with filling each box. My son is an avid Lego fan, so Build Me includes building blocks and a Lego character. In Color Me, there is a set of crayons and several small blank notepads.

What’s in Play Me ? Well, it’s filled with another set of printables designed for an intentional journey, together as a family .

Gather Free Travel Game Printables

You can find an array of great road trip printables online — including several travel game templates at the end of this post.  Travel games aren’t just boredom busters, they also promote family conversation and engagement. 

• Hangman: Have older kids try to stump you with a tricky Hangman phrase. With young children, choose simple early reader words and develop spelling skills while they play.
• Alphabet Game: Search for all the letters of the alphabet. Up the ante, and compete to see who can finish the fastest.
• I Spy: Work as a family to complete a single I Spy card. With a competitive bunch, hand each person a card. Then, set a timer and see who can find the most items on their card, in that timeframe.

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Print out a set of travel game templates for your next road trip. The templates included in this post are small, at about 3.75″ square, so that they can fit into the travel kit containers {such as a baby wipes case}.

• Print, cut, and fold Hangman in half. The back side of the Hangman card is provided to mark off used letters.
• Print, cut, and fold Tic Tac Toe / Alphabet Game in half.
• Print and cut out individual I Spy cards so that multiple people can play using different boards.
• Laminate each card so that it is durable and re-usable with dry-erase markers.
• Fill up a travel kit container, including the dry-erase markers.

Ready to play? Fight boredom. Chat and compete as a family. Make the journey fun . 

Pull it all Together

Once you’ve prepped each small kit, find an unused backpack or tote to stow everything inside. Store the travel kit in the car trunk or the coat closet — so that it is easily at hand when it’s time to go on the road.

Interested in the Travel Scavenger Hunt shown in the photo above? Hang tight! I’ll be sharing it next week.

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13 Bullet Journal Travel Page Ideas

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Craving some fresh Bullet Journal page ideas to fuel your wanderlust? You’re in the right place!

I absolutely love exploring travel page ideas that can transform your Bullet Journal into a vibrant chronicle of your adventures.

Picture this: a collection of maps, packing lists, and itineraries, all neatly organized in your Bullet Journal, sparking joy each time you flip through the pages. It’s not just about planning but also about reliving those precious moments.

Let’s dive in and discover how your Bullet Journal can become your ultimate travel companion!

Isn’t it just delightful when you flip through your Bullet Journal and stumble upon a page from that trip to Bali? Suddenly, you’re not just in your living room anymore; you’re back on the beach, sipping a coconut and feeling the sand between your toes.

Ah, the magic of travel pages!

But here’s the thing: they are not just memory capsules. These pages are like your personal travel assistant. From penning down flight details and hotel reservations to creating a checklist of must-visit spots and local delicacies to try, your Bullet Journal can help streamline your entire trip.

It’s like having a travel agent, guidebook, and scrapbook all rolled into one handy notebook. So, next time you’re planning a trip, why not let your Bullet Journal tag along for the ride? Trust me, it’ll be a game-changer!

And don’t worry if you don’t know where to start – this post will show you exactly which pages you might consider.

Also, be sure to scroll until the end to get some travel journal-themed printables and some more posts with even more ideas!

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Stationery Recommendations

The world of stationery is wide and can be super confusing, especially if we’re talking about supplies used for your travel Bullet Journal.

So, before we dive into the pages, here are some stationery recommendations!

• A journal. You’ll need a journal for all your travel pages. You can use a usual journal, like my favorite Archer And Olive notebooks (use code MASHA10 for 10% OFF), or you can do something more like a refillable travel notebook .
• Sakura Pigma Fineliners – these are a staple for creating any Bullet Journal spread. Their black archival ink and many different nib sizes will allow you to create stunning and elaborate pages.
• Tombow Fude Brush Pen – These small tip brush pens are universal. You can create elaborate brush lettering and beautiful headers or just use them for drawing.
• Markers. You probably want to add some colors to your pages, and I recommend choosing a few of your favorite markers. For me, it’s absolutely Zebra Mildliners .

Now that you have all your supplies ready, it’s time to start planning! So, let’s dive into those pages.

Bullet Journal Travel Page Ideas

The possibilities of what you can create in your Bullet Journal are as vast as the open road on a cross-country trip. The only limit? Your imagination!

And when it comes to travel pages, this is especially true. From sketching out a dreamy landscape you're yearning to visit, to jotting down a bucket list of adventures, your Bullet Journal is your canvas.

So buckle up, my fellow journaling enthusiasts, because I've got 13 incredible page ideas to fuel your creativity. Remember, these are just sparks to ignite your imagination. You can stick to them or veer off the beaten path and create something that's uniquely YOU.

After all, isn't that what Bullet Journaling is all about? Finding a system that fits your needs like a glove, while letting your creativity run wild.

So, let's hit the road and explore these ideas together!

Travel Bucket List

Ah, the bucket list. An oldie but a goodie in the world of Bullet Journaling, right? But let me tell you, when it comes to travel, this page takes on a whole new level of excitement. It's like your personal ticket to the land of 'What If', where you allow yourself to dream without boundaries.

Now, I've seen some fantastic bucket lists in my time, but there's one style that always tugs at my heartstrings - the ones with little photo doodles. Oh, how I adore those! It's like taking a peek into a whimsical photo album rather than just a list of places.

So, why not give it a shot? Turn your travel bucket list into a charming photo album of future adventures. It could be the nudge you need to start ticking off those dream destinations. After all, in the words of Walt Disney, "If you can dream it, you can do it."

Travel Memories Page

Preserving your travel memories is like bottling up sunshine. You're capturing those golden moments of joy, adventure, and discovery, to be savored long after the trip has ended. And trust me, there's no better place to do this than in your Bullet Journal.

Take this page, for example. Isn't it a beauty? Each entry is a snapshot of a journey, a memento from a far-off land, a story waiting to be told.

Creating this page is a journey in itself - a delightful process of revisiting your travels, reliving the highlights, and embedding them into the fabric of your journal. And the best part? Every time you flip through your journal in the future, you'll stumble upon this treasure trove of memories. It's like having a time machine at your fingertips, ready to whisk you away to relive your favorite moments.

Travel Tracker

If you've got a passport full of stamps and a heart full of wanderlust, then I've got something that might just make your day.

Picture this: a tracker in your Bullet Journal that isn't just a list or a chart, but a vibrant, colorful representation of all the countries you've visited. Sounds fun, doesn't it?

So, why not give it a try? Not only is it a fantastic way to record your travels, but it's also a joy to create and a delight to look back on.

Travel Activities Bingo

Do you find yourself overwhelmed with all the possible activities to do when you travel? Well, guess what? I've got a fun, creative, and joy-inducing solution for you!

A page in your Bullet Journal dedicated to, let's say, beach activities. Now, instead of just listing them down one by one, how about we kick things up a notch? Let's turn it into a bingo card!

"Beach Bingo," if you will. Sounds fun, right?

What I love about this approach is that it turns your trip into a mini-adventure. Each activity isn't just something to do; it's a chance to win at bingo!

But remember, the aim here isn't to do everything. After all, vacations are about relaxing, not rushing through a checklist. The real goal is to fill your trip with joy. So pick the activities that make you the happiest, whether they give you a straight line, a diagonal, or even just a happy jumble of experiences.

Things To Do Spread

Isn't it exciting to land in a new place, your heart buzzing with anticipation, your mind filled with all the things you want to see and do? I totally get it. Traveling is like opening a new book - you never know what adventures await on the next page.

Now, here's a little something I've discovered that adds an extra dash of magic to your travels. Turn your 'to-do' list into a beautiful spread in your Bullet Journal. And let me tell you, it's not just any list; it's a charming, colorful roadmap to adventure!

Creating this spread is half the fun. As you research the local attractions, sketch out your plans, and jot down your must-dos, the thrill of the upcoming trip becomes tangible. You're not just planning your trip; you're immersing yourself in the destination before you even pack your bags!

And once you're there, trust me, this spread is a lifesaver. It keeps you on track, ensuring you don't miss out on anything you wanted to do. It's like having a friendly local guiding you, making sure you don't get lost in the whirlwind of new sights and sounds.

Travel Countdown

Isn't it thrilling to mark off the days until your next grand escapade? The anticipation, the growing excitement—it's like a daily dose of joy, isn't it? I know how it feels because I've been there too.

So, why not amplify that exhilaration with something creative and fun? Let's talk about creating a countdown page for your next trip in your Bullet Journal.

Think of it as your personal advent calendar, but instead of chocolates or tiny toys, each day brings you one step closer to your journey. You can design it any way you like—a simple number countdown, a series of suitcase doodles, or even a mini-calendar with travel-themed stickers. Every day, as you cross off another day, it's like you're already on your journey, experiencing small snippets of the adventure that awaits.

Beyond just being a delightful way to ramp up your excitement, this countdown page is also super practical. It gives you a clear visual of how many days you have left before your trip. As you see the days dwindling down, you'll have a better understanding of how much time you have left to finish all your preparations.

Travel Packing List

Is there anything more satisfying than crossing items off a packing list? I think not. But let me share with you a little trick that I've found makes packing for a trip even more streamlined and stress-free.

Instead of jotting down all your must-pack items in one big list, why not divide them into categories? Yes, you heard it right! A categorized packing list is the way to go, and here's why.

Instead of a long, overwhelming list, you have neat sections for each category of items. There's a section for clothes where you can list everything from swimsuits to sweaters. Then, there's a section for toiletries, one for electronics, another for travel documents, and so on.

What I love about this approach is that it's incredibly organized and visual. You can see at a glance what you've packed and what you still need to add to your suitcase. Plus, it's much harder to forget something crucial when you're considering each category of items separately. No more arriving at your destination only to realize you forgot your phone charger or your favorite sun hat.

Travel Plans Bullet Journal Spread

Have you ever tried creating a 'Travel Plans' page in your journal? If not, buckle up, because this is going to be a game changer for your future trips!

This 'Travel Plans' page isn't just about jotting down your itinerary. No, it's much more comprehensive and helpful than that. It's your personal travel dashboard, complete with all the information you need for your journey.

With this spread, you can include a section for the weather forecast for each day of your trip. No more getting soaked in an unexpected downpour or shivering in a surprise cold snap.

You can also add wardrobe ideas for each day based on the forecast. You'll have a clear plan for your outfits, perfectly tailored to the weather and your activities.

It's like having a personal assistant who knows your itinerary inside out, keeps an eye on the weather for you, and even helps you pack! It's a fun and creative way to plan, and it's sure to make your travels smoother and stress-free.

Countries Visited Page

I've got the perfect idea for those of you who love to combine creativity, education, and travel. It's playful, it's colorful, and it's going to make you want to pack your bags and explore every corner of the world.

Imagine a page in your Bullet Journal where each country you've visited is represented by a small rectangle. Now, here's the fun part: each rectangle isn't just a blank space—it's an opportunity to get creative and learn something new. How, you ask? By coloring in each rectangle with the flag of the country you've visited!

Not only does this add a vibrant splash of color to your journal, but it also encourages you to learn more about each country's history and culture through their flag. Plus, it's a fantastic conversation starter. Just imagine flipping to this page when you're sharing travel stories with friends. Seeing the array of flags is sure to spark curiosity and lead to some great conversations.

But the best part? This little page becomes a visual representation of your travels, creating a beautifully colorful record of your adventures. And trust me, there's nothing quite like the satisfaction of coloring in a new flag after a memorable trip.

Travel Health Kit

Now, we all know how exhilarating it is to explore a new place. The sights, the sounds, the food - oh, the food! But amidst all that excitement, there's always a chance of health hiccups.

A sudden headache, a scraped knee, or an unexpected bout of the sniffles can put a damper on your adventure. And if you're in a different country, it's even more important to be prepared because you don't want to be caught unaware.

So, how about packing a little first aid kit for your travels? Great idea, right? But wait, it gets better. We're going to add our Bullet Journal magic to it!

Imagine a page in your Bullet Journal dedicated to your travel first aid kit. This isn't just a list of items to pack; it's a carefully curated selection of essentials that you might need in case of minor health issues on your trip.

By creating it in your Bullet Journal, you're not just preparing a first aid kit. You're creating a visual reminder of self-care and well-being. Every time you flip through your journal, this page will remind you to take care of your health, even when you're off on an exciting adventure.

Weekend Travel Plans

I found a travel planning page idea that's as simple as it is effective. Because you really don't need to go extra if you don't want to.

Imagine your regular weekly Bullet Journal spread. You've got your days of the week, a to-do list, maybe a spot for some notes. Now, let's take that concept and give it a little vacation twist. Instead of mapping out your daily tasks, you're jotting down your travel plans.

What I love about this approach is its simplicity. It's just like planning your regular week, but instead of work meetings and grocery shopping, you're scheduling fun activities and sightseeing adventures. It's minimalist, straightforward, and oh-so-practical.

Travel Vision Board

Oh, vision boards! They're like a loud, joyful shout to the universe, declaring your deepest desires and dreams. It's like telling the cosmos, "Hey Universe, this is what I want to do, so let's make it happen!" And the best part? It actually works!

You see, vision boards aren't just pretty collages. They're powerful tools that help orient our brains towards our goals. By visually representing what we aspire to, we stimulate our subconscious minds to start seeking ways to achieve those dreams. It's a bit like planting a seed in our minds that steadily grows into reality.

Now, I could wax lyrical about the law of attraction all day long, but let's cut to the chase. Vision boards aren't just for life goals. They're equally effective when it comes to planning your travels!

Think about it: A travel vision board in your Bullet Journal. A page filled with pictures of sun-soaked beaches, bustling cityscapes, serene mountain vistas - whatever tickles your travel fancy. Each image is a destination you want to visit, an experience you crave, a memory you're yet to create.

As you build your travel vision board, you're not just sticking pictures into a journal. You're creating a tangible representation of your travel dreams. You're setting your intentions, and in doing so, you're inviting the universe (and your subconscious mind) to find ways to turn these dreams into reality.

Travel Expences

Let's talk about something that's not usually the highlight of our travel plans, but oh, so necessary - the travel budget spread. It might not be as fun as doodling your itinerary or filling out your packing list, but trust me, it's a game-changer for stress-free travels.

Think about it: You're in a charming little café in Paris, sipping on a cappuccino and nibbling on a croissant. You're having the time of your life until you catch sight of the bill and realize that your budget is about to take a hit. Sounds familiar? Well, this is where a travel budget spread in your Bullet Journal comes to the rescue.

A travel budget spread helps you understand your expenses and manage your money effectively. It's like having a personal finance advisor right in your journal. You can track everything from your flight tickets and accommodation costs to your meals and souvenirs.

A travel budget spread doesn't just help you manage your money, it also empowers you to make the most of your trip. By understanding your budget, you can prioritize your activities, avoid unnecessary expenses, and even find ways to save.

Free Travel Journal Printables

You rarely leave this blog without a freebie, and I have some travel-themed printables already available in the Resources Vault so that you can start on your travel pages immediately!

If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.

Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.

If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal .

It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables .

More Resources

Are you looking for some more ideas and inspirations on adding your travel adventures to your Bullet Journal? I’ve got you covered.

Check out these posts next:

• 45+ Creative Travel Journal Ideas For Your Next Vacation
• Top Travel Journal Supplies for Your Next Adventure
• Comprehensive Guide To Travel Bullet Journal

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Free Printable Travel Quotes

Four free printable travel quotes – perfect for a travel themed shower or as a gift for a travel lover!

The Sunday that I hosted my sister’s bridal shower was INSANELY busy.  And by busy, I mean BUSY – I helped to coordinate a 200+ person weekend long retirement celebration/reunion-type event for my high school choir director that was months and months in the making!  I actually had just two and a half hours between the conclusion of the last retirement weekend event and the beginning of the bridal shower at my house.  (See what I meant by insane??)  So as I was planning for this shower, I knew I needed simple decor ideas that I could have prepped and ready way ahead of time.  These printable travel quotes were perfect!  I actually started working on them back in March.  Once they were designed, it was easy to have them printed in advance and ready to go.

I love printables for any kind of party – they are such an easy and effective way to decorate!  If you are pressed for time and can’t or just don’t want to/know how to make your own, you can usually find some great ones that fit your theme very inexpensively – or even free – on Pinterest or Etsy.  It’s so simple to have them printed and throw in a frame to display.  For the shower, I placed these on the gift table, the mantle, the dessert table, the food table, and a few other places.

To create my own travel-themed printables for the shower, I first scoured the internet for some good travel quotes that were not only in keeping with a bridal shower, but also fit my sister’s personality.  There are a bunch out there, but I landed on 5 that I really loved.  (I made 4 into printables that I just had printed a copy shop and put in a frame for the shower – the 5th you’ll be hearing about later!)

After I had decided on the quotes, I searched for some vintagey map backgrounds that I could use to create the printables.  I found most of the vintage maps on this site, and a round map of the world from The Graphics Fairy .

If you don’t want to reinvent the wheel, I’m happy to share these free printable travel quotes with you for your personal use!  Each file is sized to be printed on a regular 8.5×11 paper, so you can just print, trim, and throw in a frame.  Presto, shower decor!

Here are the download links:

Fine Print:  These printables are for PERSONAL use only.  Please do not modify them in any way.  If you’d like to share them on your blog, please link to this post (do not link directly to the download or host the files on your own blog.)  Thanks!   – Page 1 : 5×7 prints (2 on one page): “Wander with Wonder” and “As with any journey, who you travel with is more important than your destination.” – Page 2 : 8×10 print, “I have found the one my soul loves.” – Page 3 : 8×10 print, “Home is wherever I’m with you.”

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12 Responses to Free Printable Travel Quotes

These are so sweet! I especially love the “home is wherever I am with you” one. I know my fellow navy SOs will love it, too! I have to show them this!! –Brittany http://www.diyjustcuz.com

Thanks Brittany! You’re right, these would be great for military families, too!

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A friend recently gave me a bunch of maps. She used to do orienteering so some are for that, but others are just interesting maps.

Thanks for the ideas for using them. Neat ideas……

I love this site. Please keep them coming

Could you please send me the maps you had posted? The box storage is giving me the message that it is outdated… I love them and would love to put them up in our home! Thank you!

So totally gorgeous! I love these! I have printed out the soul one and will be putting it in my bedroom.

Thanks Maria! So glad you like them!

can you tell me how i can get home is where I am with you

The download links are in the post above!

Thank you! I have been looking for sayings to add to maps for a Travel themed shower.

Thanks for the downloads. I’m doing a travel theme wedding shower!

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Staring down the barrel of a long car ride or plane trip with kids? These free printable travel games will help keep everyone busy and having fun. Find scavenger hunts, bingo, license plate game, hangman, word searches, connect the dots, and more.

US License Plate Game

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Make a goal of spotting the license plates of all 50 states and Washington DC. When you spot a plate, simply cross off the state on the map and on the alphabetized list.

Download Your Free Printable: US License Plate Game

Road Sign Scavenger Hunt

Want to keep your family busy during a road trip? See how many of these common road signs you can spot along your route. 

Download Your Free Printable: Road Sign Scavenger Hunt

Spot the Car

Going to be spending a lot of time in the car en route to your vacation? See how many of these popular car models you can spy along the way. 

Download Your Free Printable: Spot the Car Scavenger Hunt

This classic guessing game will never go out of style. Print out multiple sheets of this free Hangman game and keep the guessing going. Play with categories or with anything goes.

Download Your Free Printable: Hangman

Tic Tac Toe

The granddaddy of all pen-and-paper games is easy to learn. Kids of all ages love this classic game of Xs and Os.

Download Your Free Printable: Tic Tac Toe

Connect the Dots

This is a great strategy game for all ages. As you take turns connecting dots, the goal is to complete as many squares as you can and claim them with your initial.

Download Your Free Printable: Dot to Dot

Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

Keep your kids happy and engaged during your trip. See how many of these items you can spot along your route. 

Download Your Free Printable:  Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

Road Trip Word Search

Love word searches? Use your eagle eye to find these words seen on a road trip.

Download Your Free Printable: Road Trip Word Search

U.S. Road Trip Crossword Challenge

How well do you know top U.S. road trip terms? Feel free to ask Mom and Dad for help if you get stuck.

Download Your Free Printable: U.S. Road Trip Crossword Challenge

Road Trip I Spy

Taking a road trip? Print out this free I Spy game and start hunting for common logos you'll see along the way.

Download Your Free Printable:  Road Trip I Spy

Big Kid Highway Quest

Here's something more challenging for big kids. Print out this free highway quest and start hunting for these harder-to-find things you'll see on the road.

Download Your Free Printable: Big Kid Highway Quest

License Plate Coloring Game

Color your way to all 50 states. When you spot a license plate, color in the state on the map and cross it off the alphabetized list.

Download Your Free Printable: License Plate Coloring Game

Play this time-tested strategy game where the goal is to sink your enemy's war ships. 

Brush up on Battleship rules.

Download Your Free Printable: Battleship

Bottlecap Checkers

Clip this sheet to a clipboard and you can play checkers on the road. Don't have bottlecaps? Try playing this old-school favorite with coins, buttons, or different colored Post-It notes.

Download Your Free Printable: Bottlecap Checkers

Cootie Catcher

Generations of kids have had fun with these fun fortune tellers. Kids can ask Mom or Dad to help folding them.

Download Your Free Printable: Cootie Catcher

Alphabet Game

Find an item that begins with every letter of the alphabet. First person to complete the list wins.

Download Your Free Printable: Alphabet Game

I Spy Car Checklist

Try to spy every car logo on the list and mark each find with a checkmark.

Download Your Free Printable: I Spy Car Checklist

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