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Automatic orders are orders which automatically show up in the orders bar (hence the name), whenever you create [x] number of maxed level items of a certain chain.

Not all merge chains have an auto order, so beware of those that don't have one before spending all of your time and energy into creating a max lvl item.

*$1 Globe - Max level of Naval Miniatures (4096) created from Lighthouse Producer. Generates a chest that gives about 7000 coins, 25 diamonds, 180 energy, at lvl 42

*2 Crane Flies - do not click on it. 3600 coins and it is free - they come from the bulb. It takes like a day to collect the 2 of them, but it worth.

One hack hint from me:

If you need space, you can send thing up.

Step1: Get one free field.

Step2: Call any free producer, like ice cream, jewelry, bulb or cash register. (Star box is also good, but it is not always on your game field.)

Step3: Move the item that you want to put aside beside the free producer.

Step4: Sell the item.

Step5: Immediately undo the selling. The item will be put on the top left part. You can see the number is increasing if there were any of them already. Or you will see it above if that was the first.

Step6: You can sell and undo immediately items how many you need. While you have an automatic free producer. I usually have like 15, but I had once around 50.

Step7: If you need items from above, of course, it is hard to take back, e.g. you get a tool box, it will be placed at the end of the line. If you get card package, it will be place at the first place.

So if you need any item from the line, you need some space on the field, you take them back there and place them at the end of the line.

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Travel Town Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Complete More Levels and Rebuild the Entire City

By: Author Barbara Craig

Posted on Last updated: April 6, 2022

Travel Town is a match and merge puzzle game developed by Magmatic Games, and it’s currently available on iOS and Android platforms. On top of the beautiful sharp graphics and matching sounds, Travel Town comes with an addictive gameplay, that fans of the genre will certainly enjoy.

To get you started on the right foot, we have put together a comprehensive Travel Town beginner’s guide . We will start this guide with explaining the basic mechanics and continue with effective strategies to advance quickly in the game, rebuild the city and help your neighbours. Of course, without forgetting to enjoy the thrill of finding new and better objects as you go merging.

Travel Town is visually similar and has the same mechanics as Merge Mansion , a game that we have covered before here at Level Winner. So if you had the pleasure of playing that game, then you probably won’t have any major problems going through Travel Town.

The game takes place in Travel Town, a beautiful seaside that was ravaged away by a storm. Your main objective is to restore it and help your neighbours who were left with nothing. Meanwhile, you discover new objects. The mechanics of the game consists of mixing matching objects to get better and better objects. You can sell these objects to your neighbours who in exchange will give you smileys among other rewards. Smileys are the in-game currencies in Travel Town, and you will use them to rebuild the town. To start to play you need to use energy. At the beginning you have 100 units of energy in the form of lightning and you must use it wisely to advance levels. But be careful, in between you must pay attention to how you organize yourself. Here I will share with you several tips and strategies to be able to advance quickly in Travel Town.

1. Starting From Scratch And Cleaning Your Place

At first, you will start with little free space to merge. Not only that, but you will also find spaces blocked by objects covered in sand. Do not worry that this is momentary and here you will see how to proceed to optimize your space.

These grey objects that you find buried in the sand have to be removed with a matching item. To do this you must take objects out of the bucket and mix until you get the one you are looking for.

Now you may ask: How do I know what I need to mix to get what I’m looking for? Well, at first you will not have major difficulties. Keep looking, you’re on the right track. Once you achieve to unlock the space you will have a little bit more room and be more comfortable.

Pay attention not to miss the opportunity to unlock a space if you have the same item. As you advance in level, more spaces will be freed up to work and you will be able to have a greater variety of objects. You will also be able to see stars with numbers drawn on the sand, these numbers indicate at what level that space is unlocked. But you may have to dig up some grey object from that new place. When the neighbours see what you achieve on the beach, they will add you to the chat group.

There you can keep up-to-date with everything they would like to improve about the city, as well as read pretty funny things apart from the fact that they don’t stop talking in that group.

2. Stay Organized And Save Space

Maintaining order in Travel Town can be crucial and makes the difference between an average player and a pro player. Maintaining order in the first levels is not something very difficult to achieve, since you will only have a couple of objects on the playground. But what happens as you go forward? As you advance in the game you will have a greater variety of objects at your disposal.

Not only that, but you will also have to achieve more complex objects and you will have the board with half-jobs distributed everywhere. So how can you improve this situation?

A good option is to organize them by type , this way you will have more ease when searching for a particular object. For example, you can group the objects that come out of the bucket in one corner, the objects that come out of the picnic basket in another corner, and so on. You can also save space by gathering all the same items , so you will have more free places.

Another option is to keep rare items, that you are not going to use for the time being, in the inventory. What happens if you follow the previous steps and still fill the sandbox with things? Can’t you keep mixing? Okay, do not worry! In this case, you have two options, one is to sell the objects in exchange for smileys, touching the object you want to sell and then below the currency symbol you can make the sale in exchange for smileys.

Some lower-tier items you will not be able to sell but if you need the space urgently you can remove them. You select the object first and then down in the garbage can. Throwing out the items does not benefit you since the sale value is not as good as the value for which the neighbours pay, but it’s still something. That’s why you have to try not to get to this point.

The inventory will also be enabled, where you can initially store up to 7 objects. You can unlock more slots in exchange for diamonds.

3. Keep Your Neighbours Happy And Successfully Deliver Orders

The neighbours seem to love the items you manage to get from the sand. That’s why they will be constantly requesting new items. Before starting to create an order object, you should review all the orders you have.

This way, you avoid making a very complicated request when you have an object that’s almost ready on your board. Sometimes the commands are very simple, but other times they are a bit more difficult. There may be unique objects , which you will have to find out where or how to get them. It may also be that you order 2 or 3 objects together.

And you have to get them all, they don’t take half orders. This may seem difficult, but as the game progresses you will become a master at delivering double or triple commands. I recommend that you try to start with the most difficult of the 2 items. When you get this object it will turn green, this way it is very easy to identify them and you will know that you have to deliver it.

An ideal scenario is that you group the objects in green in some sectors of the board where you do not move the items much. This is so that you don’t keep mixing it with the same item and you lose the needed level. So you will leave it waiting until you get the others.

Why shouldn’t you overdo the level? If you build higher-level objects, you will spend more energy and later you will not be able to sell them and they will take up space. Also, you will have to start from scratch to build it again and deliver it, since you cannot go back. For example: if a neighbour asks you for a Nautilus shell but you continue mixing until you reach a starfish, then you will not be able to go back and you will have to wait for someone to ask you for that object.

Another thing that can happen is that you see some requests in grey: when you see this, if you try to open it, it will tell you that you have to go up to the next level to be able to take that order. So first you must level up completing other orders and then you will see what the order is about.

4. Start Little By Little To Buy Buildings And Reform Them

As we mentioned before, smileys are the in-game currencies. You can spend smileys on keys, so you can rebuild the buildings of Travel Town. You have several options to get smileys:

Fulfilling the requests of the neighbours: You will constantly have orders to deliver. Although, some objects will not give you many smileys in return. Some neighbours are willing to pay fortunes for rare objects. But yes, you have to know how to find them.

Mixing certain objects: There are some objects such as photos or jewels that, when merged, may reward you smileys. You’ll notice because they will fly on the board, so don’t forget to collect them!

Buying smileys in the store: Some days there are available smileys in the store for purchase. It’s a lazy option and you must pay with diamonds in exchange if you do not want to merge.

Selling objects: Another good option is to sell some items that you have left and that you think you will not need. Once you sell an item, you will see how many smileys you got for that item in return.

Hmm… did you regret selling it? After the sale, you can recover the item by going down where it says undo selling and select the circular arrow. But be careful, once you select something else on the screen, the option to have the object returned to you will disappear.

Opening chests: The majority of the chests have smileys as a reward, and you will be able to get many out of them. But of course, getting chests is not easy. You will have to fulfil orders, level up or rebuild buildings to get them. Once you get the necessary resources you can start upgrading the city. Keep in mind that in this case, you are going to need a pile of wood planks as well as smileys. Later in this guide, we will explain how to get the materials.

5. Squeeze The Juice Out Of Your Resources

The items that allow you to advance in the game faster are the following 3. Don’t forget to take care of your resources because they are the key to success in Travel Town.

Smileys: You need to get the maximum number of smileys to be able to pay for the key to the land that you are acquiring and also for the restorations. Doing this will give you experience points and you will advance in level.

That’s why every time a face item appears on the board, it is recommended not to sell it immediately and keep them in the inventory to mix them and reach the maximum level. This way, you can obtain greater benefits than selling them one by one.

For example: If you only have one smiley and you sell it, they will give you 1 in exchange, but if you have 2, they will give you 3, if you have 4 they will give you 7, if you mix 8 they will give you 15, and if you reach the maximum level of the item (level 5) which is 16 will give you 32 smileys. This is a lot of difference to make if you are patient and wait until you have the maximum level before selling it.

Energies: the energies will allow you to continue loading objects on the board, they renew themselves from time to time, but, indeed, they are also spent quickly when you need to deliver an object. That’s why every time an energy item appears, like the smileys, it is recommended to keep them in the inventory to mix them and reach the maximum level. This way you can get more benefit from it, for an energy item at the maximum level, you will get 100 units of energy.

A tip to get more energy is to take a good look at the sign that appears when you run out, since sometimes to the right of the option to pay with diamonds it gives you the option to see a commercial in exchange for 25 energy.

And because they are short commercials, I think it’s worth watching the commercial instead of spending diamonds on energy.

Diamonds: Diamonds are definitely the most precious and that’s why you have to avoid wasting them. In Travel Town, you can use it for almost everything. For example, you can skip the waiting time of some items with diamonds, but is it worth it? Perhaps, you can be patient with the wait and use the diamonds to exchange them for space in the inventory or get energy at good prices.

Check the offers daily, there are days that for a few diamonds you can get energy packages or chests. And just like energies and smileys, diamonds can be pooled together to make the most profit from selling them. Don’t forget that every time you discover a new item, it will appear in the collection book as a gift.

You must open it and inside it, you will find a diamond. So every day at the end of playing you can go to the book to continue completing the collections.

6. Permanent Objects

Permanent objects are those from which you can obtain objects in exchange for energy. These objects cannot be sold and you can take them to their maximum level. The higher its level, the better objects you will obtain from it. Keep in mind that of the objects that you can get from inside in exchange for energy, you will not be able to select them since it will give you a random object. Permanent items have a cooldown time that depends on the item.

As much as you have energy, you will not be able to remove objects infinitely. When the inside is finished, a clock will appear indicating how long you must wait until you can get objects again. There are times when you will be lucky and it will give you some higher-level item. Here are some permanent items that you will find in the first levels: Beach Bucket: This is the first permanent item that you get in the game. It is formed from buckets and you can take it to the maximum level, which is 9. From here you can obtain pebbles, stones, sandcastles and seashells, among others. When it is at its maximum level you will be able to obtain the mysterious letter from here but to be honest it will not be easy to obtain one.

With the objects that come out of the bucket, you can complete the Shells and the Sand Castles book collection. Picnic Basket: This basket, like the bucket, is one of the first permanent items that you obtain and that requires energy to deliver objects.

From here you can obtain spoons, olives among others. And you will be able to complete the Picnic Food series and the Cutlery Tools series. Jewellery display: When you take the jewellery display to level 4 you will have a jewellery box. It is a permanent item which means that it will remain on the board forever, not only will you be able to create beautiful jewels with what is inside it but it also has a particularity.

It is that this jewellery box does not use energy to generate objects! Which means that you will have endless items? Well, yes and no, because if it has a cooldown time. You can place the jewellery box in the middle of the board and you can see how the objects jump out.

In case you have a full workspace, I recommend that you keep the jewellery box surrounded by items. This way, neither of the will pop from inside, occupying the place you need on the board.

Once they stop coming out, you will have to wait for the recharge time to expire. If you need to make a jewel and you don’t want to wait for the recharge time, you can also use diamonds to skip the time. A trick for when they give you a reward jewellery box and you have one on the board: first you empty the one you have on the board until the clock mark appears indicating that you have to wait.

Next step, you lower the new jewel box to the board and empty it too. Once the 2 are with the cooldown clock, you merge them. This will not only give you a higher tier jewel box but also resets the time so you can empty it for the third time. 

7. Reward Items

Crates: Crates have 5 levels. Inside the crates, you can get smileys or  diamonds. When you get one, either for a level-up reward or for having completed a level. You can open it or you can also save it and wait till get one of the same level to be able to merge them.

Whichever option you choose, when you want to open it you have to select them and choose the option to open there will tell you how long you have to wait. The higher the level of the crate, the greater the rewards, but also the longer it will take to open.

Energy crate: The crates contain only energy inside so nothing that comes out of it can surprise you. They are usually achieved by levelling up or completing an order. These crates cannot be levelled up as they are at their maximum level when they appear. Toolbox: Toolboxes are boxes full of tools where you can find everything from screws and wood to cement and bricks for construction. They are crucial for building upgrades. Not only that, but they are quite difficult to get, usually given to you as a reward for hard-to-complete orders.

So I recommend that you keep everything that comes out of the toolbox well until you can get the maximum level of each item. So when you manage to build, for example, a brick wall or a concrete mixer, it will be kept in the inventory until you use it in some upgrade.

These tool items will be saved in the second tab of the inventory. So you should not worry about them taking up space. You can go check what materials you have stored at any time.

8. Special Items Are Difficult To Get

Joker: The jokers are rarer items than diamonds. And they have the peculiarity of being able to duplicate any common object you have in the playground. If you’re lucky enough to get one, I don’t recommend using it to combine with a pebble.

Save it or use it to combine with an object that has a very high tier level. This way you will save a lot of time. You also have the option to buy it in the store in exchange for diamonds. So it would be a good purchase. Bubbled items: Bubbled items are items that appear inside a bubble when you are creating an object. These objects are trapped and you will not be able to use them unless you pay their reward in diamonds. Its price varies depending on the difficulty of the item. It may be that you are not interested in taking out of the bubble in exchange for some diamonds. But as soon as an item that you need appears, this may be worth spending diamonds on.

Be aware, you cannot doubt it for a long time since the bubble will disappear in a short time. Don’t worry if you decide not to pay with diamonds, the bubbles always leave you something in return, which can be a smiley, energy or even a diamond.

Mysterious letter: Just as its name says, this letter is mysterious, it is rumoured that it has a map inside and that it takes you to some hidden place in Travel Adventure, have you got it yet? Do not worry that as the levels progress they will come to your hands. As a suggestion, you should start by getting letters out of the bucket. Mysterious fossil: If there was something more mysterious than the mysterious letter, it is surely this fossil. It is much more difficult to get, but believe me, it has a very good reward.

9. Take Part In Special Events

Do not forget to complete the special events, they are a good opportunity to gather resources. Daily challenge: It is a daily event that will appear as an order on the top right and when you open it you will be able to see the tasks to complete. This order, unlike the others, has a time limit that you cannot exceed. You can see the time remaining from the order or when opening it as well.

You can also see the counter, for example, if it says 0/3, it means that you have 0 tasks performed out of 3. As you complete them, it will indicate 1/3, 2/3, and so on until it reaches 3/3. Completing it will give you the reward indicated in the order. Wildlife sanctuary: it is a special event to which you are going to be invited to travel to the jungle. Precisely to a sanctuary, where you can feed and rescue tigers, cut dry or fallen trees, and plant new and healthy ones.

During our stay in the sanctuary, you have to try to complete as many requests as possible. Here there are no smileys as a reward for orders. But in exchange for completing an order, they will give you a paw token.

As you collect the paws you will advance in level, each time you reach a new level you will need more tokens to complete it. Once the time of the stay finishes, they will give you a diploma with the maximum level you reached and with it the rewards. The levels that you can reach range from level 1 to 8.

In the sanctuary, you will have a different energy, which has the same functionality as in the rest of the game but it is blue. When you run out of energy, you can go out and wait for it to recharge or you can also buy it with diamonds.

You can also collect smileys that will appear from time to time when you mix some items, it may be that smileys appear and you can collect those, a tip to take advantage of here is that if you see that our time in the jungle is running out and they are going to be left items, the ideal is that you can sell them before leave. Because once the time is up you won’t be able to come back for anything from the place.

The mechanic is very similar to what you’ve been doing. Only that here your mission, apart from completing the orders, is to rescue the tigers that are in the jungle. To do this, the first thing you must do is get items from the worker’s hut in exchange for energy. From here you can get tools, seeds and feeding bottles.

How to rescue your first tiger? The tigers are lost in the middle of the jungle but to get to them you must first cut down the fallen trees. You do this by taking some items of tools to the maximum level until you get a chainsaw. With it, you can choose the place to weed. Note that there are two types of trees to cut, one is the dry one that you will have to cut 2 times, so you will need 2 chainsaws.

And the other one is the stump for which you’re going to have to cut only once. Both will give you lodges in return. Once you enter the jungle you will find items in grey covered by the undergrowth, to unlock it you must get a matching item. When you go into the jungle, you may find a baby tiger in grey and to rescue it you will need to have another one. To get one you have to take a feeding bottle to the maximum level, then you double-tap it and a baby tiger will appear.

Once you got the baby tiger now with it, you can rescue the one you found in the jungle.

How do you plant new and healthy trees? Once you were able to remove the dry trees, the idea of ​​the sanctuary is that you reforest it with healthy trees. To do this you must start by mixing the seeds until you bring them to their maximum level. When you manage to have a Sundari tree, it will provide you with seeds and flowers without having to spend energy in return.

As soon as you finish don’t forget to claim your reward.

10. Be Persistent And Be Patient

As you progress in the game, you can achieve more complex items. Or maybe you use up energy faster. But don’t get discouraged, you can close the game and come back when you have full energy. Some items will take a few days to form but in the meantime, you will always have some other easier items to deliver. And when you have a permanent item in cooldown, relax and do other things in Travel Town.

That was our last piece of advice, and with that we conclude our Travel Town beginner’s guide. Hopefully, the tips and tricks we shared in this article will help you to advance in the best way until you complete your collection of objects and restore the city. If you have discovered any other tips or tricks during your gameplay, we would be happy to hear from you! Feel free to drop us a line in the comments below!

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Travel Inspired Jewelry Guide: Travel Themed Jewelry for Travelers

Last updated: December 12, 2023 - Written by Jessica Norah 97 Comments

If you love travel and jewelry you’re probably going to love this guide to jewelry for travelers! We focus primarily on handmade and unique travel jewelry, and cover jewelry that will suit any budget and style.

I fell in love with travel themed jewelry while searching for travel themed wedding rings for Laurence and I’s wedding. I have since acquired more travel jewelry pieces and love using jewelry as a way of expressing my passion for travel.

We’ve put together a list of a wide range of travel jewelry items in this article for those looking for a way to express their own love for travel, searching for a gift for a traveler, or just looking for inspiration about what types of travel themed jewelry are out there.

Our list contains dozens of items that span the range of jewelry types, budgets, and fashion tastes. Although many of the jewelry pieces are designed with women in mind, we’ve also included a number of unisex and men’s jewelry pieces. 

We have physically reviewed many of these items and hope you enjoy this list of wonderful travel themed jewelry items and perhaps you’ll discover your new favorite pieces of jewelry along the way! 

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Travel Inspired Jewelry: Best Jewelry for Travelers

As I said, I got a bit obsessed with travel inspired jewelry when searching for a design for our engagement/wedding rings (we purchased a customized version of these World Map rings ). After planning our wedding, I wrote a post on handmade travel themed wedding products , which included a few travel themed jewelry items. I wanted to expand on that to write a full article focused solely on travel jewelry, so here we go!

Just so you know, many of the items on this list we physically reviewed. Some were items we purchased or received as gifts, and others were given to us by artists for review. The other pieces are just ones I loved when searching for travel related jewelry online.

The majority of the items on our list are handmade or hand customized items, made by a single artist, family, or a small business. We love supporting these great individual artists and small businesses, and many of the jewelry pieces featured were inspired by the wanderlust and travels of the artists’ themselves!

But we have also included jewelry from national and international fine jewelry stores as well to provide a range of jewelry options. Prices of pieces on the list range from under $10 to over $500, with the vast majority of jewelry falling in the $25 to $75 range.

If you are looking for a traveler gift idea, but don’t find it here, consider checking out our guide to gifts for travelers . It has over 75 gift suggestions that range across budgets and traveler types.

We also have a guide to gifts for travelers made in the USA and British made gift ideas for travelers , if you are looking for items specifically made in the USA or the United Kingdom. Both guides include several travel-inspired jewelry suggestions.

We are happy to answer any questions you may have about any of these items included. We hope that this list helps inspire you to show your wanderlust in your own jewelry collection! 

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Travel Themed Necklaces

Necklaces are some of the most commonly worn pieces of jewelry. Whether you love long pendant necklaces, dainty sterling silver necklaces, chunky chokers, or personalized lockets, there are plenty of ways to show of your love for travel.

Here are a number of travel themed necklaces for some excellent ideas: 

State & Country Love Necklaces

This delicate sterling silver necklace is in the shape of the state of Ohio with a heart cutout. Any country, U.S. state, or continent is possible and pieces are also available in 14K gold or rose gold. Most pendants are available in three sizes, the heart location can be moved (or removed), various chain lengths are available, and text engraving options are available. 

Ivy By Design is one of my favorite shops on Etsy for state, country, or continent-related jewelry. Ivy can also do custom designs.

Vintage Style Travel Themed Pendant Necklaces

These whimsical handcrafted pendant necklaces are made from quality printed images covered by a clear domed glass cabochon that protects and magnifies the printed image underneath. Each pendant includes a matching 24″ necklace with a lobster-style clasp. Lots of designs with maps, quotes, and travel attractions available.

In addition to pendant necklaces, the pendant designs can also be ordered as bracelets, brooches, wine stoppers, key rings, and other products. Rosie can also do custom orders for most of the pieces. See more at Rosie’s Design Studio

Compass Rose Necklace

This dainty compass rose necklace has a small sterling silver charm and chain that is perfect for those who prefer small and more discreet jewelry. I wear this necklace a lot.

Comes with gift packaging so perfect for gift giving, especially for graduations and going away parties. You can see more jewelry by EfyTal here .

Globe Bead Necklace

This sapphire blue globe necklace features a small round sapphire blue Czech glass bead, antique pewter charm, and silver plated chain. Charm can be purchased alone or with a chain. Other globe designs in various shapes and sizes available.

This store has a large selection of travel themed jewelry and charms, and you can see more at Evelyn Mae Creations .

Jet World Pendant Necklace

Show off your wanderlust with this popular pendant necklace that features two pendants, one of a globe and one of a compass rose. Available in sterling silver, yellow gold, or rose gold. The chain is available in a number of different lengths so you can get the perfect fit.

See more travel related jewelry in Rani’s store here . She has matching world map earrings and bracelets as well.

World Map Necklace

This handmade world map necklace features multiple pieces joined together to create a world map design. Necklace and chain is made from sterling silver of 14K filled yellow or rose gold. Personalization possible.

This is one of the better quality world map necklaces out there. You can see more travel related jewelry at Ivy’s shop Ivy By Design .

Tiny Book Necklace

This tiny book necklace features a miniature copy of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Several chain styles and 3 book sizes are available. Other books include Paper Towns , Huckleberry Finn , Harry Potter , Anne of Green Gables, The Count of Monte Cristo , and Alice in Wonderland .

Great necklace idea for someone who loves both books and travel. If you loves books, you can explore the miniature book jewelry from the Tiny Book Town shop .

Working Compass Necklace

This working compass necklace allow you to engrave the back of the compass with any sort of quote, text, or image of your choice. Compass is made from antique looking brass and comes on a brass chain. A leather case for the compass necklace can be added.

A travel-related necklace that doubles as a working compass—what is not to love as an adventurer?! Do note that the pendants do have a bit of weight to them since they are actual compasses. The Elite Custom Design USA shop makes several other working compass products, including custom orders.

Saint Christopher Pendant Necklace

This sterling silver pendant with stainless steel chain depicts the Christian saint Saint Christopher who is known as the patron saint of travel. He is depicted with a staff and carrying Jesus as a baby on his shoulders.

Many Christians display a token of Saint Christopher to show devotion and to aid in safe travels, and my grandmother always kept one in her car. You can see more St. Christopher jewelry here .

Double-Sided World Map Locket

This world map locket is made of vintage brass and enamel. It is double sided and shows the western hemisphere on one side and the eastern hemisphere on the other. Locket is also available in silver.

If you know what quote, images, or photos you want to have inside the locket, I would get the option to have them added into the locket. See more lockets by Silk Purse Sows Ear for more design options.

Mountain Range Necklace

This stainless steel mountain necklace features a mountain range, and is available in black, rose, silver, or gold colors. Perfect for mountain and outdoor lovers.

The store also sells matching earrings, bracelets, and rings. See more mountain and travel-related jewelry online by Rose Vila Jewelry .

Custom Map Locket

This vintage map locket allows you to choose any town, city, or region to include in the front of the locket for a unique piece of jewelry at an affordable price. Available in Antique Brass or Silver finish and chain has 6 length options.

If you like the look at these lockets, Jennifer has lots of custom map based jewelry and keychains on offer in her Brass and Chain store .

Custom Coordinates Bar Necklace

This custom coordinates necklace can be customized with coordinates to indicate any special destination you wish. Available in sterling silver, 14K filled gold, or 14K rose gold. Matching chains are available in various lengths.

Audrey also makes other coordinates necklaces and bracelets. See more personalized jewelry options at Jewelry Blues .

Wooden Country Pendant Necklace

This wooden painted pendant necklace has a laser etched wooden pendant with the silhouette of the country of your choice. It is then painted the color of your choice. The metal bezel is available in different shapes and color and the pendant come on a 24 inch chain. The laser etching can be customed with any country, state, or other shape of your choice.

A great way to show off your love for a particular country (or state). Check out Sarah’s store, Once Again Sam , for a number of personalized wooden jewelry items. 

Africa Charm Necklace

This inexpensive engraved Africa necklace depicts some of the animals, people, and resources of Africa. The pendant and chain are made of stainless steel and the pendant is available in black, silver, rose, or gold.

A good option for those looking for an affordable necklace to show off their love of Africa. See more Africa themed necklaces here .

City Skyline Engraved Bar Necklaces

These personalized city skyline necklaces feature an engraved city skyline and can also include a word or phrase. They can be engraved on one-side or both sides and are available in sterling silver, 14k filled yellow gold, or 14K filled rose gold. Can show almost any major city skyline.

See more personalized travel and coordinates related jewelry at the Boston-based Danique Trends shop .

Scottish Sea Glass Necklace

This Scottish sea glass necklace contains a piece of sea glass collected off of a beach in Scotland and then wrapped with silver coated wire and place on a silver plated chain. Each piece is unique and you can choose the location where the glass was found.

A unique necklace for a traveler who loves Scotland. But also may give you ideas for jewelry that may be from other destinations you love. See more Scottish sea glass jewelry at the Glasgow based store By Rois .

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Travel Themed Bracelets

Travel jewelry can also fit around your wrist. Think handstamped travel quote bracelets, map designs, charm bracelets, thin stacking bracelets, and thick leather cuffs.

Here are several designs to get you thinking of travel bracelets that might be a good fit for you:

Bohemian Silk Wrap Bracelets

These silk wrap bracelets are made with a hand-stamped aluminum tag that is then attached to a multi-colored hand dyed silk ribbon. This specific bracelet pictured says “Wanderlust” but the ribbon color and wording on the tag can be customized as you wish with any phrase, name, date, or icon.

Great for any bohemian traveler and these can be customized to include any word, name, coordinates, or phrase you wish. See more colorful wrap bracelets by Mystique Sieraden here .

Aluminum Map Bracelets

These silver aluminum bracelets have map designs on them that are created using a dye process that fuses the ink into the surface of the aluminum. The bracelets can be adjusted to fit different size wrists, and the cuff bracelets come in both a wide design (1.5 inches) and a narrow design (3/4 inches wide). The bracelets are hypoallergenic, unisex, and waterproof. Hundreds of map designs are available.

These bracelets are a great way to commemorate a city, a region, a hometown, a national park, a hiking trail, or your favorite road trip. Doreen is great to work with and can put just about anything map-related on the bracelets, and she can also do custom designs. You can see more at her shop December Moon Design .

Leather Cuff Bracelets

These handmade leather cuff bracelets are made using recycled leather and handstamped pewter metal. A lot of travel-inspired designs and quotes are available. The store offers both narrow leather cuff and wide leather cuff bracelets.

All the items are handmade by Meghan in Spokane, Washington. In addition to bracelets, she also makes rings, necklaces, keychains, and other items. See more in her store Love Your Journey .

Gold World Map Cuff

This wide metal cuff contains a laser cut-out of the world map. Available in 24K gold plated or rhodium plated brass. Made to fit almost any arm.

A beautiful cuff for a globetrotter with a fine taste in jewelry. See more Christina Ramella bracelets here .

Custom Map Bracelet

This custom map bracelet using vintage maps and is made of antique or silver finished brass. You select which six map destinations you want to include, whether it be a city, a state, or a country.

Great affordable bracelet for showing off multiple destinations that are important to you. See more map related jewelry at Jennifer’s shop Brass & Chain .

Pura Vida String Bracelets

Pura Vida is known for its colorful string and braided bracelets made by artisans in several countries. The one below is the Wanderlust Bracelet Pack , which includes a set of 3 bracelets with a travel-related theme.

The string and braided bracelets are coated in mineral oil to make them waterproof and beach-friendly. However, best to keep the bracelets with metal charms dry and out of the water.

Pura Vida’s goal is to provide sustainable jobs to artisans worldwide and raises awareness for numerous charities.

Note that the Wanderlust bracelet set is one of their most popular sets so is often sold out, so you may need to wait until it is back in stock. But they also have several other travel-related bracelets that we love, including the Beach Princess, Happy Camper, Dreaming Outloud, Jetsetter, Pretty Peaks, and North Shore packs. The styles change regularly, and you can check them all out here .

Pandora Disney Charm Bracelets

Do you or someone you know love visiting the Disney parks? Consider getting a Pandora Disney bracelet and filling it with Disney charms over time. This makes a great gift for any Disney lover who likes to wear bracelets. Most charms and bracelets are made of sterling silver.

Pandora also makes a number of travel related charms and other charms, which you can explore here .

Leather Wrist Wallet Cuff

Looking for a bracelet that doubles as both a wrist accessory and a place to store your money and credit cards? These leather wrist wallets have a hidden pocket that can store cash, cards, and tickets and closes shut with metal snaps. Available in different colors, sizes, and designs.

Great when you want to travel purse or bag free. See more wrist wallets at the Colorado-based The Wearable Wallet shop .

Custom Photo Bracelet

This custom photo bracelet lets you upload your own photos or images to be placed on the bracelet. Each photo component is interchangeable and attached by magnets so you can add and remove the “hexes” containing the images as you wish, and you could add updated photos in the future! The bracelet is made of a zinc alloy.

A great bracelet for displaying your favorite vacation photos. You can see more of the custom photo jewelry in the Hexlets store .

Airplane Bracelets

These airplane bracelets are made of a variety of sterling silver and gold chains and cuffs with airline pendants. Most of the bracelets are adjustable. Engraving is possible on some designs. Most of the designs are more suited to men, but can work for women as well.

For more pilot and airplane related jewelry, see the Tomer M Jewelry store .

Travel Themed Charms & Charm Bracelets

Consider collecting charms based on your travels for a charm bracelet. This Eiffel Tower charm is available in a variety of metals including sterling silver, 22K gold plated, 10K yellow gold fill, 14K white gold fill. Can be used for a charm bracelet or attached to a necklace.

This Eiffel Tower charm is just one of many attractions, flags, passports, and travel themed charms you can collect. See more travel related Rembrandt Charms here .

Leather Map Bracelet

You can see more travel-related jewelry by Cristina Ramella .

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Travel Themed Rings

Rings are another terrific way to show off your love for travel and adventure, whether it be a statement ring, a funky wooden ring, a hand-stamped silver ring, or a custom laser-cut titanium ring.

Here are a number of rings for travelers to get you thinking: 

Handstamped Adjustable Wrap Ring

This handstamped wrap ring has the quote “to travel is to live” stamped on it as well as a small airplane outline stamped on the inside. Rings are made of aluminum which is lightweight and doesn’t tarnish.

The handstamped nature of the rings ensures that each one is unique and Carissa can customize just about any ring for you if you have a specific date, coordinates, phrase, or name you would like handstamped on a ring. Check out Stampin Off the Path for a large selection of handstamped travel themed rings!  

Stacking Coordinates Rings

These dainty coordinates rings are thin and designed to be stacked. Great for collecting and adding the coordinates to your favorite destinations. Available in solid sterling silver, rose gold fill or yellow gold fill.

The Emily J Design shop specializes in dainty jewelry and has several coordinates and mountains related pieces.

Titanium Laser-Etched World Map Rings

This titanium map ring has been laser cut with a world map design, and this is repeated 3 times around the ring. The intricate map details are laser etched with a very high power laser and these are the most detailed world map rings we’ve ever seen. Can be engraved. Great for men or women.

We did a custom version of these for our wedding rings. Boone Titanium Rings can also etch f ingerprints, photos, and custom images onto the rings. The world map design is also available as a spinner ring.

Wooden Mountain Rings

These wooden mountain rings are made from laser-cut high-quality birch plywood that are painted and finished to look like mountain peaks. You can arrange this set of three awesome rings as you wish, wearing all three on one finger or splitting them up across fingers.

Clive also makes miniature house and tree rings that you can buy if you want to mix and match them on your fingers as they are all interchangeable! See more of the unique wooden jewelry made by Clive Roddy . 

Statement Map Ring

This dainty silver Africa ring has a silhouette of Africa and metal band, both made of silver (Argentium silver 935). The ring comes in any size and a heart cutout can be added to the ring. The ring is also available in 18k gold plate.

Africa Dreamland has loads of Africa-inspired jewelry, including rings, necklaces, earrings, and brooches. Mar can also do custom jewelry designs.

Sterling Silver State Outline Rings

This sterling silver state ring shows the outline of Texas, but is available to depict any USA state. Design can also be customized to show other countries as well.

Eugene also makes a number of country and continent outline rings as well as many other travel-related pieces of jewelry! He can also personalize many of these pieces. See more here .

Adjustable Oxidized Silver Map Ring

This adjustable oxidized sterling silver ring is a great budget-friendly world map ring that is perfect for everyday wear.

Also available in a number of other metals and designs. Bubble Box also carries a number of other affordable map and globe related jewelry pieces great for every day wear. See more of their jewelry here .

City Skyline Ring

This handmade city skyline ring lets you wear the skyline of your favorite city around your finger. They can do any major city skyline. Available in sterling silver, 18K gold fill, or 18K rose gold fill. Inside engraving also available.

See more cityscape jewelry on Amazon Handmade here .

Dainty Mountain Peaks Ring

This sterling silver mountain ring is subtle and dainty depicting two mountain peaks. Available in sterling silver, brass, or gold plated.

The Ruth Ryan Jewelry shop makes a lot of other mountain rings, as well as necklaces and earrings.

Sterling Silver World Map Cutout Ring

This white gold map ring features the continents attached to two silver bands giving it a unique look.

These rings are available in sterling silver as well as in 14K yellow, rose, and white gold for those with a bigger budget. See more at the aptly named World Map Ring Co store here .

Custom Mountain Range Ring

This custom mountain ring allows the buyer have the shape and details of the ring tailored to a specific mountain or mountain range for a unique ring. Available in gold or sterling silver.

If you love the mountains, you will want to check out all the mountain-inspired jewelry by Denver-based Lovely Baubles Jewelry .

Celebrate your love of the ocean with a wave ring. This handmade sterling silver ring forms the shape of a wave. Available in different thicknesses. Popular with men and women.

A popular piece of jewelry for surfers and beach lovers. Check out more Hawaii and beach-inspired jewelry at the Jonara Blu Maui Jewelry shop based in Maui.

Silver State Coin Ring

These state coin rings are made from real 90% silver state quarters from various U.S. states and territories. You choose which state or territory and the finish of the ring. Available in wide and narrow widths. Great for men or women.

Interesting way to show off your love for a particular state in the USA. See more coin jewelry at the Midnight Jo shop .

Silver Airplane Ring

This dainty airplane ring is made of sterling silver and has an open back so that it can be adjusted to be worn on most fingers.

Shop also makes matching bracelets and necklaces and can do customized pieces. See more of Black Tied’s handmade jewelry pieces here .

Gold-Plated Map Long Ring

This 24K gold-plated world map long ring creates a unique and classy look with the world map cutout and long ring design.

Also available as a platinum-plated ring. See more travel-related jewelry by Cristina Ramella .

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Travel Themed Brooches & Pins

Brooches and pins are another great way to show your love for travel, and look great on sweaters, scarfs, and coats. You can also pin them on backpacks, luggage, and other travel gear. Many brooch designs are perfect for those who have a vintage or retro style.

Here are a number of great travel themed brooches to get you thinking:

Fun Travel Pin Set

This set of 3 fun pins has a travel and adventure theme and each is made of high-quality enamel. They include a caravan, diamond-shaped pin with word Traveler, and a pin with scenery that says “Life of Adventure”. Can be worn on clothing, jackets, backpacks, etc.

The company also makes other travel-related pins as well as vinyl stickers, patches, and other items. You can see more here (Amazon) and here (Etsy).

Custom Flag Brooch

These country flag brooches are made using a flag image under glass set on antique brass. You can choose any flag to display from any country.

Artists can also makes custom map brooches. See more travel-related jewelry in their store Bjeweled Vintage .

Wooden Mountain Pin

Great for the outdoorsy traveler who wears pins. See more whimsical wooden brooches and lapel pin designs by Min in her Bottle of Clouds shop .

This small camera pin is made of enamel and nickel plated. It has a simple camera design and is 1 inch wide and 0.5 inches high. Perfect for the photography loving traveler.

The company makes hundreds of different pin designs, and you can see more pins by PinMart here . You can also see lots more photographer gift ideas here.

Vintage Postcard Brooch

This handmade brooch is made from high-quality digitally printed cotton linen and is attached to a safety catch brooch bar. Five different vintage postcard designs are available.

This is a unique brooch that goes great with any vintage inspired outfit. Check out Rachael’s store Grace and Favour for lots of other vintage travel inspired products!

Vintage Inspired Wooden Brooches

These vintage-inspired wooden brooches are all made from printed images on paper applied to a laser cut wooden backing and then attached to a metal brooch pin. The three brooches in the photo depict a vintage caravan , a compass , and a vintage suitcase but dozens of designs are available.

Lavinia has designed hundreds of wooden brooches, and you can see more vintage-style brooches at Lavinia’s Tea Party

U.S. State Pins Collection

If you like to display pins places you’ve visited in the United States, you might consider this pin set that includes pins from all 50 states of the United States. Pins are enamel and gold plated.

This set will save you a lot of money versus purchasing each pin individually. The company also makes state and country flags and other travel related pins. See more here .

Stained Glass Lighthouse Brooch

This lighthouse brooch is handmade using stained glass and metal. Various lighthouse designs available. Perfect for the lighthouse or sea lover.

The Russian based artists also do many other ocean, travel, and animal themed stained glass brooches. You can see more at Art Brothers Glass .

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Travel Themed Earrings

When thinking about travel jewelry, don’t forget your ears! Whether you like dainty studs or big dangles, we hope some of these designs get you excited to travel.

Here are a number of earring designs to get you thinking about the perfect travel inspired earrings for you:

Sterling Silver Country or State Earrings

These solid sterling silver stud earrings are cut in the shape of any desired state, country or continent. These earrings are available in two sizes: mini and standard. Almost any state, country, state, or continent is possible.

See more state and country jewelry at Austin’s store Macek Metals .

Set of Laser Cut Wooden Earrings

These wood earrings are laser cut from birch wood and handpainted. The backings are made of surgical steel and are hypoallergenic. The shop sells a variety of nature and geometric inspired wooden cutouts of mountains, clouds, birds, toadstools, animals, leaves, and hot air balloons.

Check out Anne’s store, Birch Street Studio , for lots of other great wooden earrings and other products.

Airplane and Cloud Gold Earrings

These tiny gold earrings are shaped like an airplane and a cloud. The statement earrings are made of 18K gold with a diamond accent. They come in a gift box so are great for those looking for a special travel jewelry gift.

See more fashion and fine jewelry designed by NYC-based Carleen here .

Passport Earrings

These dangle passport earrings are designed to look like real mini United States passports, complete with a blue cover and paper passport pages with mini passport stamps. They come on sterling silver hooked posts.  

Cute earrings for American travelers. See more earrings at Cheryl’s store My Earring Lady . 

Camping Inspired Earrings

These handmade camping-inspired stud earrings are made from resin covered polystyrene with titanium backings. One earring features a tent design and the other a campfire. Great earrings for any lover of camping.

 See lots of quirky outdoors inspired jewelry at Poptone . 

NASA Spaceship Earrings

Dreaming of space travel ? These NASA dangle earrings have a vintage NASA design depicting a space shuttle launching into space and a rainbow. The hooks are silver plated.

These space-age dangle earrings are perfect for those who see the world in terms of the universe rather than the earth. See more space travel related jewelry for more options.

Road Trip Earrings

These lovely road trip inspired earrings are made of fine silver and sterling silver with sterling silver hooks. The textures give these earrings some depth and dimension. Also available as a necklace pendant.

See more of Kris’s fine silver and sterling silver jewelry in her shop The Silver Pendant . There are many different road related earring designs in the shop.

Tiny Globe Earrings

If you love globes, you’ll probably fall in love with these tiny realistic mini desktop globe earrings ! The stud earrings are made of plastic with titanium earring posts, stainless steel flat pads, and stainless steel nut backs. All earrings in the shop are hypoallergic and nickel free.

Obsessories is a USA based shop that offers stud earrings depicting a range of realistic objects from animals to travel to food. Custom designs are also possible.

Nautical Anchor Earrings

These dangle anchor earrings are made of white and navy blue enamel on a silver plated brass backing. Matching necklace also available.

These anchor earrings are perfect for those who prefer their travel to be on the high seas rather than on land. See more nautical jewelry here .

Camera Earrings

These silver camera earrings are composed of pewter camera charms attached to surgical steel hooks. Perfect for a photographer. 

Rebekah specialized in geeky, steampunk, and retro jewelry designs, and you can see more at her shop  The Robot Princess . Also if you buying for a photographer, see our guide to gifts for photographers .

Compass Rose Earrings

These compass rose stud earrings are made of stainless steel and are available in three colors. Matching bracelet and necklace also available.

Perfect for gift giving. See more jewelry by Rosa Vila Jewelry here .

World Map Earrings

Matching necklaces and bracelets are also available in the shop. See more travel-inspired jewelry at Rani’s London-based shop here .

Hot Air Balloon Earrings

These handmade dangle earrings depict a laser-engraved hot air balloon design on wood with French style hooks. Buyer chooses the color of paint in design and the finish of the metal.

This store has a number of really cool travel-themed cameo style jewelry and many pieces can be personalized. See more of Sarah’s work at Once Again Sam .

Campervan Earrings

These vintage campervan earrings are made of stainless steel and plastic. Perfect for those who love traveling in their campervan or RV. Multiple campervan designs and colors available.

See lots of interesting and funky earrings designs in the Montreal-based store La Méchante Sorcière .

Handpainted Wooden Mountain Earrings

These cute snow-capped mountain earrings are made from laser-cut bamboo and are handpainted. They have silver-coated ear posts.

See more colorful wooden jewelry handmade by Claire at her UK-based studio at The Mountain and Me shop .

Travel Inspired Accessories: Cufflinks

If you or someone you know wears cufflinks, these can be the perfect way to add a touch of travel to a traditional French cuff. A great accessory to show’s ones love of travel when dressed up, whether you are headed to a business meeting, a wedding, or a fancy dinner.

Whether you prefer to travel by train, bike, or airplane, here are some travel inspired cufflinks to get you thinking:

Train Locomotive Cufflinks

These train cufflinks feature a colored image of a train locomotive under flat glass with pure bronze metal parts. Available in four finishes including silver plated stainless steel, pure bronze, or sterling silver. Several other train designs available.

This store has a lifetime guarantee on all its products. Definitely a shop to check out if you are searching for cufflinks as they can make hundreds of travel and transportation related ones. See more at Oakmont Cufflinks .

Wooden Laser Location Cufflinks

These British Isles wooden cufflinks are laser etched with designs on a thin piece of British wood that is varnished and then attached to a metal bezel. Customers can choose whether they want a rhodium plated or silver plated bezel. Engraving can be added to the back of the earrings.

See more travel-related cuff links, jewelry, and accessories at Maria Allen Boutique .

Round Globe Cuff Links

These globe cuff links feature a small round blue and yellow novelty globe on rhodium plated steel. The small globes actually spin!

See more unique cufflinks designs from LBFeel on Amazon here .

Airplane Cuff Links

These airplane cuff links are handmade of sterling silver. Similar designs are available in 24K gold plated brass. Personal engraving possible.

Tomer makes a lot of high quality airplane and pilot themed jewelry and accessories, and you can check out more in his store here .

Personalized Map Cufflinks

These handcrafted custom map cufflinks are made using a small clear glass dome, vintage maps, and silver plated stainless steel backing. Maps can be customized to any map location. Two sizes available.

See more map related jewelry at the Bjeweled Vintage shop .

Bicycle Cufflinks

If you prefer to travel by bike rather than car, then these cufflinks might be for you. These sterling silver bicycle cufflinks are made of sterling silver and come in 3 finish options (sterling silver, yellow gold, or rose gold). The cufflinks can be engraved and personalized.

A perfect gift option for the well-dressed cyclist in your life! See a lot more metal cufflink designs at Personal Cufflinks .

Silver Country Coastline Cufflinks

This pair of silver Scotland cufflinks show off the coastline of Scotland, but can be customized with the coastline of any country you wish. They are made of sterling silver and hand pierced with positive and negative images of Scotland’s outline. Available in different finishes and can be created with other metals.

See more of Hannah’s coastline and skyline jewelry in her shop here .

Travel Inspired Jewelry: Other Travel Jewelry Pieces & Accessories

When thinking about jewelry, most of us think about earrings, bracelets, necklaces, brooches, and rings. But there are other pieces of jewelry and accessories that can also express one’s love for travel, whether it be anklets, tie clips, lapel pins, wristwatches, belt buckles, hair clips, hat pins, or belly button rings. Many of these are also well-suited for men as well as women.

Here are several pieces that fall outside the most common categories of travel jewelry to get you thinking about new ways to express your love for travel: 

Map Wristwatches

This map wristwatch is made with a Japan quartz movement timepiece with a glass dome and a leather band. Customers can choose from either a high-quality synthetic leather band or genuine leather band in over 10 colors for each watch design. The watch designs shown is the World Map design.

Both men and women’s watches are available. Carmen focuses on travel-related watch designs, and you can see more in her store Ayo Bijou . 

Belt Buckle

This handmade aluminum belt buckle is made using a dye process that fuses ink onto the surface of aluminum. Will fit onto a snap belt up to a width of 1 3/4 inch (4.4 cm). This one depicts a vintage map image of Cleveland, Ohio, but almost any map location, National Park, or trail map can be depicted on a belt buckle. Custom designs possible.

See more handmade map related belt buckles at Doreen’s store December Moon Design .

Compass Anklet

This dainty simple anklet features a small silver-plated compass pendant and a Korean silk cord. Anklet is adjustable and the cord comes in several colors.

See more anklets and other dainty jewelry at Kerry’s UK-based store Despicably Charming .

World Map Neck Tie

This map tie is a hand sewn tie made from a light blue cotton fabric with a world map design. The tie is made to standard size but can be made wider or more narrow by request. Also available as a bow tie.

See more neck ties and bow ties at VIVID Clothing Toronto .

Adventurer Shoelace Tags

Looking for a gift for the person who doesn’t wear much jewelry but loves hiking? These shoelace tags are made of pewter and the personalized wording and designs are hand stamped. You can customize them with any wording or icons. For example, of the ones pictured, the tags one says “Live Your Adventure” and the other depicts an evening mountain scene. They simply slide onto one’s shoelaces.

See more handstamped shoelace tags at Crystal and Kristin’s Nebraska-based store Hammer and Black .

Gold Airplane Hair Pins

This set of two hair pins features gold colored brass airplanes on gold bobby pins.The airplane portion measures about 1.5 inches in length and is mounted on a 2.16 inch (55mm) length bobby pin.

See more hair pin designs at Luxe Buffalo .

So that is our guide to jewelry for travelers, and hopefully we have helped you find the perfect piece of travel jewelry for yourself or for that special traveler in your life!

If you are looking for more gift ideas for travelers, check out our travel gift guide for over 75 gift ideas that are perfect for travelers. Ideas for every budget and type of traveler.

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If you have any questions about any of these travel jewelry items, just ask us and we’re happy to share our thoughts or provide any advice.

**Disclosure: As noted earlier in this post, we received several complimentary items in order to review them for this post and some we received and then returned to the artists. Others were purchased by us or given to us. This article contains only our own honest thoughts and opinions. Check out our Ethical Code for more information about how we work. **

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Zadok Post author

June 29, 2022 at 11:43 pm

This is such a great list!! I Love the stuff you’ve picked!! Especially the Sterling Silver necklace!! Thanks for sharing!!

Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author

June 30, 2022 at 3:08 am

Glad you enjoyed our travel-inspired jewelry list, and thanks for taking the time to comment.

Best, Jessica

Priya Sharma Post author

August 3, 2020 at 4:26 am

My brother is a travel junkie and I am sure he will surely love many of these jewelry pieces. Will surely try adding them to his collection, and also share it with my friends and family as well.

August 3, 2020 at 11:42 am

Hi Priya, Glad you enjoyed our post and I am hope you find some lovely travel inspired jewelry to gift to your brother! Best, Jessica

Amanda Blake Post author

November 25, 2019 at 3:54 am

Great guide to so much travel themed jewelry, who knew there were so many options! I am wondering if you have any suggestions for anklets for a trendy young woman who loves to travel?

November 25, 2019 at 4:20 am

I would suggest something fairly simply like a nice chain with a compass, compass rose, globe, or airplane charm. For an anklet, especially if gifting, I’d recommend something made of either a fairly strong metal that doesn’t tarnish easily or a strong cord material as anklets can get a lot of wear and tear and are often more exposed to dirt/moisture than other types of jewelry. You can explore some options on Etsy here .

Hope that helps! Jessica

Luke Smith Post author

September 11, 2019 at 12:18 pm

I like how comprehensive this guide is because it enumerated the perfect jewelry for each type of travel. Since my best friend is a big fan of jewelry and traveler herself, she wanted to buy additional pieces for her growing collection. I think I need to share this list with her so that she can check what type of jewelry will she be buying to help her save time and resources.

September 13, 2019 at 1:18 am

Glad you are enjoying our travel jewelry guide! Yes, we’d love if you’d share with your best friend and it sounds like she buys a lot of jewelry!

Victoria Post author

June 10, 2019 at 7:44 am

LOVE this list of travel jewellery!! I just bought the world map globe locket necklace from your list as a gift and my mum and she loved it. Can’t wait to get some pieces for myself!

June 10, 2019 at 8:16 am

Hi Victoria, Glad you found our travel jewelry list helpful and so glad your mother loved the globe locket, it is a beautiful piece and a great way to store a special photo or image! Best, Jessica

Mariya Anikanova Post author

August 31, 2018 at 2:21 am

Many many thanks for sharing this great list of travel jewelry – gave me some good ideas!

August 31, 2018 at 3:15 am

You’re welcome Mariya, glad you enjoyed it!

Laurie Emerson Post author

October 26, 2016 at 8:05 pm

#1 I love the Alice in Wonderland Quote “If you don’t know where you are going, any road will take you there Pendant. #2. Africa Necklace – I heart Africa necklace #3, Wanderlust Ring #4, Saint Christopher Pendant. #5. Travel Storage Wristlet

Kristina N. Post author

October 26, 2016 at 7:38 pm

The Travel Storage Wristlet is my favorite, Smart idea!

Vikki Billings Post author

October 26, 2016 at 6:15 pm

I love the Texas outline love necklace, its where the love of my life is living!

Jillian Too Post author

October 26, 2016 at 5:38 pm

I love the Luggage Necklaces and the Aluminum Map Bracelets. Thanks so much for taking the time to put this amazing list together. I’m going to keep coming back to this for gift ideas.

Lisa Vanhook Post author

October 25, 2016 at 7:27 pm

I love the Jewelry Travel Pouch but I would have to fill it with an assortment of your beautiful items. The bluebird necklace and world watch caught my eye the most…:)

KateS Post author

October 25, 2016 at 4:52 pm

The compass necklaces are my absolute favorites! They are adorable, make a great accessory plus they can be very useful when traveling!

Melissa Post author

October 24, 2016 at 5:43 am

i love the awesome Travel & Globe Pendant Necklaces! 🙂

Bilqees Bano Post author

October 23, 2016 at 9:29 pm

I really love World Traveler watch

Kristy Graboski Post author

October 23, 2016 at 8:43 am

I love the Anchor earrings! They would be perfect for our next cruise!

nicole bwoers Post author

October 22, 2016 at 10:39 pm

WOW! What great jewelry! This single working mama of 3 is always on the go and I really love the Map Wristwatch to help me Stay on Point!

Senna Kory Post author

October 22, 2016 at 8:36 pm

I love the world map rings and the sparrow necklace- so adorable!

Karen Propes Post author

October 22, 2016 at 5:43 pm

I love all the jewelry, so unique and beautiful. I put the Travel Storage Wristlet as my favorite because I think it’s so useful. I have MS and it’s hard to use my cane and carry a purse. This would be great, funny how many clothes I don’t have pockets on. Thanks for sharing all these fabulous pieces.

Nancy Post author

October 22, 2016 at 12:24 pm

I love the Wanderlust Ring, the World Map ring and the Wooden Vintage Travel Brooches.

LeAnn Harbert Post author

October 21, 2016 at 8:35 pm

I like the hot air balloon necklace the most.

Margaret S Porter Post author

October 21, 2016 at 5:33 pm

Love the camera earrings and the map watches

Grant D Post author

October 21, 2016 at 5:26 pm

I really like the travel watches, and the state shaped earings are really cool too.

Ahila Post author

October 19, 2016 at 6:10 am

Lovely list of travel themed jewellery!

Susan Chester Post author

October 18, 2016 at 5:53 pm

I am crazy about the Hot Air Balloon Locket!

Jamie Williams Post author

October 18, 2016 at 11:34 am

Another one of my favorite items is the wanderlust bracelet. So beautiful and unique.

Kelsey Post author

October 17, 2016 at 3:21 pm

I love the travel jewelry roll. It is so pretty and looks so helpful

kim s Post author

October 17, 2016 at 3:49 am

Since I’m from Texas I gotta say the Texas Outline Love Necklace is my favorite!! Thank you!

Laura Post author

October 16, 2016 at 10:51 pm

My favorite is the Handstamped Patina Blue Sparrow Necklace. I absolutely love it!

Pam H. Post author

October 16, 2016 at 4:11 pm

I like the Silk Jewelry Travel Roll, the Blue Sparrow Necklace, and the Custom Travel Photo Bracelet.

Brenda Witherspoon-Bedard Post author

October 16, 2016 at 3:40 pm

I love all the personalized bracelets!

Edye Post author

October 16, 2016 at 2:17 pm

I love the wanderlust wrap bracelet. So nice 🙂

Terry Poage Post author

October 16, 2016 at 1:03 pm

I love the Compass watch the most if I had a choice.

Kelly McGrew Post author

October 16, 2016 at 11:29 am

my favorite are the working compass necklaces! such a good idea as a decorative piece but also a survival tool!!

Bailey Dexter Post author

October 16, 2016 at 10:02 am

I have never seen the Travel Storage Wristlet Bracelets, LOVE IT! Perfect for stopping in little villages or just when you don’t want to carry a purse!

wendy browne Post author

October 16, 2016 at 7:32 am

This is such a comprehensive travel jewelry list, great for gift ideas. I like the Texas pendant best but I’m biased.

jenny stratton Post author

October 15, 2016 at 8:01 pm

I like the wooden I love UK necklace but want it for Ecuador. Ecuador is my favorite place to travel.

travelcats Post author

October 16, 2016 at 6:21 am

Hi Jenny, They can definitely customize that necklace for you to have a silhouette of Ecuador on it – just contact Bridget at Clouds and Currents and tell them before placing an order! You can also change the heart to another shape or add any extra wooden charm if you wish. It is great that most of these pieces are quite customizable! Best, Jessica

Holly Post author

October 15, 2016 at 4:03 pm

I like the Dublin Cufflinks.

Theresa C. Post author

October 15, 2016 at 3:58 pm

Love everything! But most of all the “Let’s Be Adventurers!” locket 🙂

October 15, 2016 at 1:56 pm

I loved the cheshire cat necklace. I’m a huge alice in Wonderland fan so that’s perfect.

Fiona N Post author

October 15, 2016 at 1:47 pm

I also love the World Traveler watch Thank You for this awesome review and giveaway

Stephanie LaPlante Post author

October 15, 2016 at 1:30 pm

I would love the Happiness is a Direction Compass Necklace

Anne Post author

October 15, 2016 at 10:22 am

What a lovely idea! Wearing your passion is a great way to make you feel good about yourself and your appearance.

Shane Post author

October 15, 2016 at 9:40 am

The watches are my favorite!

Jennifer H. Post author

October 15, 2016 at 7:30 am

I love the state necklace, coordinates necklace, St. Christopher medal. map wristwatch and the travel jewelry roll.

angie w Post author

October 15, 2016 at 7:24 am

There are lots of fun and interesting pieces featured here! I really like the pendants and the blue sparrow necklace 🙂

Julie Waldron Post author

October 15, 2016 at 7:08 am

My favorite is the Wanderlust wrap bracelet. So cute!

Corinne @ ReflectionsEnroute Post author

October 15, 2016 at 6:33 am

I really like that world map watch. I don’t really travel with jewelry but some of these pieces are gorgeous!

Kathy Clark Post author

October 15, 2016 at 5:10 am

I just love these pieces! I love long chains and oversized lockets and the world watches are ????????????

Anna Post author

October 15, 2016 at 12:46 am

Such a cool selection of jewelry items: all so unique and full of meaning! Travel Pendant Necklaces look absolutely awesome, dreamy, romantic and vintage! Thanks for sharing, got some new ideas!

Marlene V Post author

October 14, 2016 at 11:04 pm

I really like the Blue heart World Map Pendant

Tami Post author

October 14, 2016 at 6:59 pm

Two favorite? Wow that’s tough! How about the California State earrings, and the World Map Ring. Oh! But I also love the Custom coordinates globe necklace!

Wehaf Post author

October 14, 2016 at 6:24 pm

I love the hot air balloon locket – one of my good friends proposed to his wife on a hot-air balloon and ever since they’ve seemed pretty romantic to me. 🙂

October 15, 2016 at 5:51 am

Hi Wehaf, I definitely agree as my husband and I have taken 3 hot air balloon rides together 🙂 I’ve always loved the look and idea of hot air balloons and love them on this locket – the locket is one of my favorite items as you can add so much customization and make it truly unique and special. There are also some really nice hot air balloon earrings on Etsy as well! Jessica

Pamela Post author

October 14, 2016 at 6:14 pm

I love the Coordinates Necklace. It would make a unique gift and a conversation piece to wear!

Ruth Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:37 pm

You killed me with this article! Looks like somebody is going to spend some money on jewelry (me! me!). I checked some of the products and I like that they are affordable. I can’t wait to get some of these!

October 15, 2016 at 5:49 am

Hi Ruth! Sorry to “force” you to spend some money but I think you’ll love some of these pieces. And yes, the jewelry we selected are a very good value for the price (in our opinion!) and many of these sell for under $20. Even our wedding rings were an excellent value and under $400 each. Let me know what you order, and feel free to message me if you have any questions about a specific piece! Best, Jessica

Dawn gordon Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:25 pm

I love the mountain rings !!! The passport earrings !

Ashley Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:03 pm

The World Map Watch is so awesome and interesting!! I would love matching ones for my husband & I!! We plan to travel the world one day together 🙂

Renee Rousseau Post author

October 14, 2016 at 4:13 pm

For myself, I love all the compass items available. For gifts, I really like the camera brooch and earrings for the camera lovers on my gift list.

Anisa Post author

October 14, 2016 at 3:10 pm

I love all these items, but my favorite is definitely the Texas Love necklace – so cute! Thanks so much for sharing.

October 14, 2016 at 3:49 pm

Hi Anisa, Haha, not surprising you traveling Texans like the Texas state necklace the best! ~ Jessica

Richard Brandt Post author

October 14, 2016 at 2:31 pm

I really like that compass watch.

October 14, 2016 at 3:02 pm

Hi Richard, Yes, Laurence really loves the compass watch and has been wearing it everyday! The only downside is that it is difficult to tell the exact time as it just had the compass directions for 12, 3, 6, and 9, but the in between hours/minutes can be a bit trickier. But Laurence still loves wearing it. If you want a watch for both a cool accessory and to tell exact time, I would choose one of Carmen’s designs with numbers. You can also message Carmen as she may be able to do a compass design with numbers or have other suggestions; she is always adding new designs. ~ Jessica

Upeksha Post author

October 14, 2016 at 1:04 pm

That’s a great collection. I think I like the World pendants the best. Thank you for sharing!

Anda Post author

October 14, 2016 at 12:43 pm

Oh, Jessica, I can tell you are really into traveling and you love showing it off. You have some beautiful stuff here, it looks very tempting. I particularly like the map bracelets, but I haven’t decided yet. Thanks for sharing this.

diana Post author

October 14, 2016 at 6:07 am

Wanderlust wrap bracelet

Daryl Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:55 am

I love the Texas outline love necklace because that is where my girlfriend lives.

Samantha Scarlett Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:45 am

I’m crazy for Mountain rings!

Natalie Post author

October 14, 2016 at 5:03 am

I LOVE both of the watches! I like the world traveler and the world map watch.

Christina G. Post author

October 14, 2016 at 3:00 am

I really love the passport earrings. They are so cute. Thanks for the giveaway!

October 14, 2016 at 11:36 am

You’re very welcome Christina! Those passport earrings are really cute 🙂

Rajeeva Post author

October 14, 2016 at 2:48 am

i love all the watches.

Marcella Gaskill Post author

October 13, 2016 at 10:57 pm

The travel pieces are lovely! So glad I found these and will definately consider when purchasing gifts! Thanks

Jenny Scheldberg Post author

October 13, 2016 at 8:08 pm

I love the Blue Sparrow Necklace. Also the Anchor Earrings! The Blue Heart necklace too.

MARTHAIA Post author

October 13, 2016 at 8:03 pm

World map rings are my pick.,

Lucille Jeanne Lanuza Post author

October 13, 2016 at 7:10 pm

I really like the coordinates necklace! It’s pretty!

shannon fowler Post author

October 13, 2016 at 1:59 pm

I really love the texas necklace because that is where I am from originally. All the pieces shown are amazing, and given my love of traveling I want many of them. They also would make great gifts for some of my family members.

Rosanne Post author

October 13, 2016 at 1:45 pm

I love the Travel Jewelry roll

Marty Post author

I love the stuff you picked so much! This jewelry is a lot of fun, I am actually wearing a silver cuff with a map of the New York City subway system right now and I think I get more questions and compliments about it from strangers on the streetcar or at the grocery store than with anything else I ever wear. Travel jewelry is a great conversation starter.

October 14, 2016 at 11:35 am

Hi Marty – Yes, it is! Laurence has been wearing a few pieces as have I during our recent 6 weeks of travels and people often comment. A NYC subway map bracelet is a great idea as well – I think Doreen at Decemeber Moon Designs makes those on Etsy! Jessica

Katt Lewis Post author

October 13, 2016 at 5:11 am

I think the heart shaped world is the best and would be great if it were a set with earrings, necklace and bracelet or charm for bracelet.

October 13, 2016 at 7:32 am

Hi Katt, Yes, that is a nice pendant. Perfect for daily wear or even a wedding! Since the blue heart shaped world is a pendant you could buy multiple pendants and easily convert them into earrings, necklace, and a bracelet. You can also contact Kristen to see if she could do a custom order for you if you’d like the pieces made for you. Best, Jessica

Kyra Post author

October 13, 2016 at 2:52 am

Such a nice article! Carefully selected, I love travel jewelry and you did a wonderful job picking these pieces! Thank you 🙂

Amy Post author

October 12, 2016 at 7:30 am

I want all of these things!

Meredith Post author

October 10, 2016 at 4:51 pm

Wow – love the round up of all the great travel-related items! I’m always amazed at all of the different things people can come up with. Thanks for sharing some great ideas!

October 11, 2016 at 6:43 pm

Hi Meredith, Glad you loved so many of the travel jewelry items! Hope they got your thinking about some great holiday wish-list or gift ideas 😉 ~ Jessica

November 16, 2016 at 11:18 am

This list was great for holiday gift ideas! Always good to get ahead on that as well 🙂

Also received my package this week = very exciting package! Love the gypsy wrap-bracelet particularly 🙂 Now off to Etsy to leave feedback there for great products.

November 16, 2016 at 11:45 am

Hi Meredith, It was my pleasure and I am so happy you won these great items and are loving them! We love promoting the artists on Etsy and I am sure they will greatly appreciate any support/feedback/sales you send their way! Definitely some great holiday gift ideas here for travelers, a few of these pieces are definitely going to be gifts for our own loved ones. Jessica

Seana Turner Post author

October 10, 2016 at 4:14 am

I got the cuff links for my husband a couple of years ago because I thought they were so neat. I like the state outline idea, but I have to say that CT doesn’t have a very interesting state. Sort of makes me want to be from Texas:) The wristlet is something totally new to me – that is a great idea!

October 11, 2016 at 6:42 pm

Hi Seana, Yes, Laurence loves his map cufflinks as well as the UK ones! Yes, some states definitely have better outlines (thinking Texas, Ohio, Florida…) haha. The wristlet is definitely a great idea for those who want to go handsfree and don’t need many items! ~ Jessica

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• Travel Town Automatic Orders List

This post lists the automatic orders that will available in Travel Town when you have created enough items. The list includes the item name and the number of items required to trigger the order.

Automatic orders will be available in the order bar when you make enough of an item, Travel Town will automatically create an order for you to exchange it for coins.

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• Large Sand Castle – 3
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• Framed Photo – 3
• Lapis Tiara – 3
• Clean Bear – 1
• Spring Scale – 3
• Tea Set – 1
• Grilled Salad – 2
• Seafood Paella – 1
• Wild Berry Cake – 1
• Abstract Metalwork – 1
• Abstract Painting – 3
• Butterfly Koi – 3
• Delicious Snack Box – 1
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• King Size Milkshake – 1
• Jar – 3
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• Masterpiece Tile – 3
• Summer Wetsuit – 1
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• Grapes – 3
• Meat Skewers – 1
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• Octopus – 1
• Old Wedding Photo – 3
• Perfect Amphora – 2
• Antique Globe – 1
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• Crane Fly – 2
• 24-Karat Watch – 2
• Flexible Monkey – 2
• Pisces Pendant – 1
• Spa Mask – 1
• Donuts To-Go – 1
• Gingerbread House – 3
• Foam Panda – 3
• Origami Rabbit – 1
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• Latest E-Reader – 1
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• Honey Owl Candle – 1
• Amanita – 3
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• Best Dog Ever Trophy – 1
• Catnip Mice – 1
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• Balloon T-Rex – 1
• Ice Cream Waffle – 2
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• Glittery Unicorn – 1
• Water Bazooka – 1
• Mystery Potion – 3
• Skull Case – 2
• Clown In A Box – 1
• Main Stage Scene – 1
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15 Small Towns In America That Should Be On Your Travel Bucket List

• These scenic small towns in the US are great vacation spots for a relaxing, peaceful, and even an affordable getaway in some cases.
• Truckee, California, is a historic slice of the Golden State with beautiful nature and ski resorts.
• Sedona, Arizona, is another one of the bucket list small towns America has in store, with stunning red rocks, hiking trails, and a walkable downtown area.

The smaller towns in the United States are ideal for those looking for underrated vacation spots. Everyone knows about busy cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, where the tourism numbers always remain high.

The desire to visit the bigger cities is often strong, but not everyone wants to deal with the hustle and bustle on a vacation. Instead, a more relaxing, peaceful, and even a more affordable vacation can be had in any of the abundance of beautiful small towns in America.

To celebrate the charm of small dots on the US map (and inspire travelers to visit them, of course!), this article will look at some of the small town destinations in America that have smaller populations but a world of fun and beauty. From budget-friendly small towns in the South to coastal locales and scenic small towns right next to major national parks (or within them, in some cases - hello, Gatlinburg!), there's truly a tiny American town for every taste.

Perhaps most entertaining of all, these small areas won’t typically attract big groups of visitors, which makes them even more appealing for those wanting a quiet retreat. What's more, each of the following small American towns has its own standout attractions that will make for a good bucket list trip.

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These Small Towns On the Great Lakes Are Perfect For Retirement

Truckee, california, this town has around 17,000 residents and a lake, with a history dating back centuries.

For anyone wanting to explore the Sierra Nevadas and visit an iconic lake in Northern California, Truckee is an amazing stop and easily earns is place among the small towns in America that should be on a travel bucket list. Here, visitors can experience a truly historic slice of the Golden State, as well as get out in nature.

Visitors here close to the Nevada state line in Truckee, making cities like Reno also readily available. While in town, it may be worth walking the historic downtown district, stopping in the local shops, and trying a scenic hike around Donner Lake.

Moreover, there are amazing ski resorts here for winter travelers, plus great hotels near the lake during warmer seasons. There's no 'bad' time to see Truckee!

• Population: ~17,000
• Things to do: Northstar California Resort, Sugar Bowl Resort, Boreal Mountain California, Donner Lake, Donner Memorial State Park, Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort, Donner Ski Ranch, Soda Springs Mountain Resort, Donner Pass

Sedona, Arizona

Nearly 9,700 people and red rocks scenery that leaves visitors speechless.

Sedona, Arizona, is one of the most recognizable towns in Arizona, as well as being a global destination for travelers. With red rocks for miles, stunning resorts, delicious food, and spas galore, this rocky town is not only charming but iconic.

Sedona is not home to many people, with this number floating closer to 9,700. Visitors have hiking and rock climbing here, as well as a walkable downtown area filled with things to do. Sedona, although smaller, is mighty in appeal.

Any time of the year here will be stunning, although spring or fall specifically are recommended seasons to visit Sedona.

• Population: ~9,700
• Things to do: Chapel of the Holy Cross, Cathedral Rock Trail, Sedona / Red Rock Country, Sedona Heritage Museum, Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park, Broken Arrow Trail, Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art

Underrated, But Scenic: This Small Town In Arizona Is A Great Alternative To Sedona

Casey, illinois, ~2,300 residents and a town full of "big things" (literally).

Just a few thousand residents call Casey in Illinois home. Situated just off Interstate 70, the town could be missed as another small speck in The Prairie State, but visitors will notice something peculiar about the place when they enter its center.

Indeed, this town takes its motto, "big things in a small town," very seriously; it's peppered with larger-than-life "things" - yes, literal giant objects. That may sound bizarre, but it's true; Casey's big things make it one of the most unusual towns in America, yet one overflowing with personality and a ton of cool photo ops with said gigantic features. Moreover, the tiny Illinois town of Casey has over 10 "huge" world records of giant objects !

Of course, Casey has plenty of excellent eateries, cute shops, and local attractions to enjoy as well. Still, the most eye-catching items are, naturally, the massive fixtures - eight of which so far are official Guinness World Record holders for being the planet's "biggest" such-and-such.

From the world's largest rocking chair and the planet's biggest mailbox to the most humongous wind chime and truck key on the planet - and more - Casey is a tiny town with a big persona, with tons more astronomical attractions to scope out via treasure hunt during a visit. It may even make a whimsical stop-off as part of a ' unique Illinois roadside attractions ' hunting road trip!

• Population: ~2,300
• Things to do: World's Largest Rocking Chair, World's Largest Mailbox, World's Largest Pitchfork, World's Largest Wind Chime, World's Largest Golf Tee, World's Largest Teeter Toter, ASA Softball Hall Of Fame

Williamsburg, Virginia

Around 15,400 people , coupled with old world charm, the largest living history museum, and more.

Although Williamsburg in the Virginia Peninsula is a town steeped in American history, it is actually a relatively new one. The downtown area was restored in the twentieth century, attracting visitors to discover its enchanting atmosphere as they walk in the footsteps of the Founding Fathers.

The town boasts numerous olden establishments rooted in stories of the past, including the largest living history museum in the US and even America's first psychiatric hospital , among plenty of other old-time buildings.

Furthermore, Williamsburg even has talented people in costumes acting as these important historical figures and telling their stories.

However, as novelty as this may sound, these acts are an authentic part of the town's culture and history, as Williamsburg and its nearby locales, including Yorktown and Jamestown, are monuments to some of the most famous historic figures in the US, such as George Washington and Patrick Henry, as well as John Smith, Pocahontas and many more.

• Population: ~15,400
• Things to do: Williamsburg Winery, Ltd., Water Country USA, Patrick Henry Square, West Duke of Gloucester Street, Ripley's Believe It or Not! Williamsburg, Haunted Williamsburg, Colonial Williamsburg

If you need food recommendations for Williamsburg , there will be plenty to snack on here.

Red rocks, 5,300+ residents , and clear starry skies make Moab shine

Acting as a glorious gateway to the unearthly rock formations of Arches National Park and the canyons in Canyonlands National Park, the picturesque eastern town of Moab in Utah may be small. Still, it packs in everything guests would desire from a quintessential vacation in the Beehive State.

Sure, one of the main reasons Moab is so famous is that it's close to the legendary national parks nearby, where outdoor thrills and adventures attract wannabe Indiana Joneses to trek Martian paths and marvel at majestic rocky creations of nature.

However, the town on its own is also a treasure trove of fun and fascination, with top Moab attractions including the town's Moab Giants dinosaur museum and park, offering guests the chance to discover these parts' incredible history. What's more, the town also hosts lots of festivals, such as the Moab Folk Festival, the Moab Music Festival, and Moab ArtWalk.

• Population: ~5,300
• Things to do: Arches National Park, Dead Horse Point State Park, Canyonlands National Park, Hell's Revenge, Corona Arch

10 Small Towns On Long Island That Feel So Removed From New York City

Gatlinburg, tennessee, nearly 3,600 people , family attractions, and access to great smoky mountains national park.

Gatlinburg town in Tennessee is not one that instantly stands out since the population only features a little over 3,600 in the area. However, it's one of the most interesting small towns in Tennessee for travelers looking for a blend of national parks, local fun, and attractions worthy of a tiny-town getaway bucket list.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is in Gatlinburg and has been around for a long time as a historical attraction. Other fun attractions include the 400-foot-tall Space Needle, the unique Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum, and the Hollywood Star Cars Museum. There are also quite a few free things to do in Gatlinburg , making it perfect for families on a budget.

• Population: ~3,600
• Things to do: Ober Mountain, Anakeesta, Gatlinburg Space Needle, Hollywood Star Cars Museum, Salt & Pepper Shaker Museum, Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community, Crockett's Breakfast Camp

St. Augustine, Florida

14,300 residents , stunning coastal views, and a charming historic downtown.

Florida is a top tourist attraction for theme parks, beaches, and, officially, the best sunsets in the world . However, St. Augustine town is not a place most instantly think of as an ideal destination because it's quite different from many of the typical bustling modern cities and beach destinations in Florida. That makes it quite underrated, especially considering the variety of things to do when taking a trip there.

St. Augustine is one of the oldest cities in the US with lots to see , with particular emphasis on its tons of old-school architecture, making it look like a throwback visually.

The Lightner Museum is another top attraction worth making a full-day experience out of during one's trip. Most people would enjoy just soaking in the beautiful décor of the area along with the usually relaxing weather of this part of Florida.

• Population: ~14,300
• Things to do: St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Lightner Museum, St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

Cooperstown, New York

Nearly 2,000 people , art museums, and the baseball hall of fame.

New York City is among the top tourist destinations in the US, but there are some fun towns outside of the Big Apple that provide a different experience. Cooperstown is an underrated part of New York State, with a few different attractions giving it relevance.

A small population of just under 2,000 residents gives it a small town allure, but it also has the perk of the Baseball Hall of Fame continuously updating its presence, making it a must-see town for anyone into baseball. The Fenimore Art Museum is one of the most underrated museums in town. Overall, Cooperstown gives a lot to do in a generally quiet area for a relaxing getaway.

• Population: ~2,000 people
• Things to do: National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Fenimore Art Museum, The Farmers' Museum, Leatherstocking Golf Course, Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum, Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard

Mystic, Connecticut

~4,500 people , coastal charm, museums, aquariums, and cool weather give mystic its name.

The film Mystic Pizza is what most people associate with Mystic town in Connecticut . Only about 4,000-or-so people reside in the area, to show just how small of a town it is. Despite the smaller size and fewer residents, it’s a great place to visit, with more attractions than you’d expect.

The Mystic Seaport is an impressive place with a museum of old ships and the setup of an older village. There’s even the local Mystic Aquarium with sea animals like beluga whales and rare penguins worth checking out.

• Population: ~4,500
• Things to do: Mystic Aquarium, Mystic Seaport Museum, Olde Mystic Village, Mystic Museum of Art, Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, Mystic Pizza

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Ketchum, idaho, about 3,500 people live in this old mining town with seasonal festivals, hiking, and skiing.

Anyone with a passion for outdoor activities may be won over by the town of Ketchum in Idaho . Despite only about 3,500 people living in the area, there are quite a few fun things to indulge in. Many people in the area love to take advantage of the scenery with hiking or skiing trips.

Labor Day marks an annual celebration for the Wagon Days festival. Ketchum is an old mining town that pays tribute to its history along with having enough fun experiences to make it worth checking out. Visitors will never have to feel overcrowded during a vacation in this small charming town.

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• Things to do: Sun Valley Museum of Art, Visit Sun Valley, Gail Severn Gallery, Bald Mountain, Gilman Contemporary, Living With Wolves

Taos, New Mexico

6,500 people , old-school pueblos, and over 80 galleries call this town home.

The artistic appeal of Taos, New Mexico (also known as the Soul of the Southwest) , makes it another strong choice for an ideal small town worth visiting. Taos is populated with about 6,500 people and a few attractions to give a fun trip without an overbearing crowd of people to take away from it.

There are plenty of things worth doing in Taos during one's vacation in this sublime little dot on the map of New Mexico, from visiting churches and engaging in snow sports in the valley to checking out the famous pueblos on the reservation - and so much more.

In fact, old-school pueblo houses already give the town a unique look, but there are many art museums to check out some incredible pieces of work. This is actually one of the best small art towns in the US ; Taos has over 80 art galleries in the town despite the smaller number of people living there. This is clearly the art capital of New Mexico!

• Population: ~6,500
• Things to do: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum at Fechin House, Kit Carson Home & Museum, Wilder Nightingale Fine Art, Couse-Sharp Historic Site, Millicent Rogers Museum, Ernest L. Blumenschein House

Camden, Maine

~5,200 people , scenic beaches, and hiking trails make up this weekend's getaway town.

Maine is one of the most underrated destinations in America , which makes it less surprising there are a few great smaller towns in the area. Camden stands out as an ideal destination based on the fun offered during a short trip there.

Camden is one of the many beautiful small towns in the USA to visit on the East Coast, home to beautiful beaches, impressive hiking trails, and many other destinations plush with nature.

Plus, fans of opera music can check out the Camden Opera House for incredible performances in the area. Only 4,850 people reside in Camden, but that is part of the appeal of visiting.

• Population: ~5,200
• Things to do: The Camden Snow Bowl, Camden Hills State Park, Mount Battie, Mount Battie Trail, Mount Megunticook, Curtis Island Lighthouse, Laite Memorial Beach

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Breckenridge, colorado, 5,000 friendly faces and top-rated ski resorts make this little town an attractive spot.

Breckenridge town in Colorado is home to 5,000 people, which is a relatively small population, given that it's quite hot spot for outdoor adventure and the arts. The art scene here features many art museums and galleries

Skiing is extremely popular in the state, and this little dot on the Colorado map is a highlight. In fact, some of the best ski resorts in Colorado near Denver are found here, attracting slope sliders both seasoned and new to the sport.

The town’s Victorian flair gives it a standout look, too, with the architecture paying tribute to the past with enough modern appeals for the best of both worlds.

• Population: ~5,000
• Things to do: Main Street, Boreas Pass Road, Breckenridge Nordic Center, Sapphire Point Overlook, Breckenridge Distillery

Traverse City, Michigan

15,678+ people , wineries, museums, and the national cherry festival make this town charming.

Traverse City definitely deserves a place among Michigan's top-rated attractions . Although it's one of the bigger US small towns to visit on this list, it is still relatively small compared to ta lot of towns and cities.

The annual National Cherry Festival brings in big crowds, as this town is well known for producing the most tart cherries in the United States. It's also famous for wineries, much to vino lovers' delight!

Denos Museum Center is a highly respected art museum that adds some culture to the area. There is also the City Opera House, designed in the old-school Victorian style. Traverse City gives a lot of options to spend many days there while having a big city experience without the crowds. Again, Michigan is filled with fun stuff to do , so visitors can easily extend their trip beyond Traverse City if they decide they love it.

• Population: ~15,700 people
• Things to do: Dennos Museum Center, Clinch Park, City Opera House, Left Foot Charley, Boardman Lake Trail, Clinch Park Beach, Great Lakes Children's Museum

Michigan Is Now Home To America's Most Beautiful Town

Jacksonville, oregon, 3,020 people , scenic hikes, and the arts modernize this old gold rush town.

Jacksonville is a town in Oregon that is among the most unique and underrated places to visit in the United States . Only about 3,000 people reside in the area, making it quite empty, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of things to explore.

The Woodland Trails and Forest Park provides great hiking trails along with a generally beautiful atmosphere. Jacksonville used to be a Gold Rush town in the 1800s, but it is known for its modern fun today. The Britt Music and Arts Festival is another attraction with the locals and visitors getting to appreciate great music along with works of art.

• Population: ~3,000
• Things to do: Red Lily Vineyards, Quady North Winery Tasting Room, Jacksonville Cemetery, Applegate River Lavender Farm, Nunan House

Have you visited this Delaware town? It's listed as a top small town for summer vacation

It can be hard to decide which of Delaware’s beaches is the perfect fit for your next trip, but now that one of the First State’s beach towns has been listed as a top small town in the United States for a summer vacation, the choice is much easier to make.  

Top U.S. small town for a summer vacation in Delaware 

Travel + Leisure, a travel magazine, compiled a list of 15 of the best U.S. small towns for a summer vacation, and Delaware favorite Dewey Beach made it among the ranks.  

Dewey Beach has an ocean and a bay on either side of the town, which means there’s ample room for a classic beach day swimming and suntanning or an adventurous excursion on a charter boat. Not to mention tourist season provides plenty of summer events for families, adults of any age and any level of fun you’re looking for.  

Travel + Leisure also cites Hyatt Place Dewey Beach as a coveted place to stay and shouts out Woody’s Dewey Beach as the place to dine if you want some of the best crab cakes around.  

Before you visit the beaches: Beach etiquette: Do's and don'ts at the Delaware beaches this summer

The other top small towns outside of Delaware included in the list are:  

• Narrowsburg, New York  
• Buckeye Lake, Ohio 
• Addison, Texas  
• Adairsville, Georgia  
• Coronado, California  
• Travelers Rest, South Carolina 
• Bardstown, Kentucky 
• Abilene, Kansas  
• St. Michaels, Maryland 
• Sheridan, Wyoming 
• Hermann, Missouri 
• New Paltz, New York 
• Bretton Woods, New Hampshire  
• McCall, Idaho 

Got a tip or a story idea? Contact Krys'tal Griffin at  [email protected] .      

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1. Recreational Sports Park in the name of Larisa Lazutina

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3. Odintsovo Museum of History and Local Lore

4. Church of the Icon of the Mother of God Soothe My Sorrows

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Rising tensions with North rattle S. Korean border town

STORY: Yoon Seol-hyun's guesthouse near the border with North Korea is usually packed with tourists, keen to take a peek at the isolated North.

But he and other residents of the South Korean town of Paju, some 22 miles from the frontier, have been hurt by a recent rise in tensions on the peninsula.

Yoon's accommodation and travel agency lie along a tourism hiking route exploring parts of the Demilitarized Zone

“It's severe. It's not just me, I'm just running a small-scale business, and most people in the region are involved in agriculture. However, there are many people here who work in businesses related to DMZ peace tourism. Essentially, the number of tourists has recently decreased.”

North Korea sent hundreds of balloons carrying trash and excrement across the heavily fortified border last week, sparking emergency alerts and round-the-clock media coverage in its neighbor.

The South responded by resuming military activities along the demarcation line.

Seoul has not ruled out the return of loudspeakers to blast propaganda at the border with the North.

For residents of Paju, it was a frightening escalation.

“In the past, even when there were things like armoured vehicle mobility training in the fields, people used to just think of it as training. But now, there's a heightened sensitivity, wondering if there might be an accident or some incident occurring.”

:: October 10, 2014

Activists have flown balloons full of anti-North Korea leaflets from Paju across the border, sparking tensions with local residents who tried to stop them.

North Korean defector and activist Park Sang-hak has vowed to keep sending the balloons.

No Hyun-ki another resident of Paju, described it as "the tensest city."

“Loudspeakers could be reinstalled, right? Then there's a sense of fear that North Korea might fire artillery towards this area, and that their shells could come flying towards this place.”

The two Koreas remain technically at war since an armistice agreement ended fighting in the early 50s.

Their militaries face off across the border.

North Korea has deployed missiles and rockets aimed at the South and routinely threatens to annihilate its neighbor.

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What do Sri Lanka, Morocco, Edinburgh and Rockland, Maine have in common?

They're all considered top destinations to travel to in August.

The Rockland tourism industry has lobsters to thank for a new accolade to tout this summer, having been named one the "10 Best Places to Travel in August" in the world by travel magazine, AFAR. Not that this will save the lobsters from the pot, of course.

Rockland was one of three U.S. cities to make the cut, alongside Washington D.C. and Big Sky, Montana.

Why visit Rockland this summer

Each city on AFAR's list has a specific reason to visit in the month of August - in the case of Rockland, it was "forgetting the summer diet for the best possible reasons," as stated by writer Mark Ellwood.

Those reasons being the native lobster, which will be the guests of honor (and main course) at the world-famous Maine Lobster Festival.

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The "crustacean celebration" will run from July 31 to Aug. 4, 2024 at Penobscot Bay. In addition to the traditional favorites such as bisque and rolls, visitors will be able to sample more creative interpretations such as turnovers and deep-fried dumpling.

What AFAR said: "There’s more to the bash, with a cooking festival for those keen to show off their kitchen prep schools, and a  10K road race . The highlight, though, is Sunday afternoon’s  Great Crate Race , where anyone foolhardy and athletic enough can sign up to try to scamper across 50 lobster traps strung together like a bobbing obstacle course across the harbor. This is a true community effort, staffed almost entirely by local volunteers and run by a nonprofit that siphons all the money made back into Midcoast Maine community programs."

Travel tips for the Maine Lobster Festival

AFAR recommended lobster lovers to reserve a room at the 250 Main Hotel due to its convenient location within walking distance of the festival.

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Gagarin cup (khl) finals:  atlant moscow oblast vs. salavat yulaev ufa.

Much like the Elitserien Finals, we have a bit of an offense vs. defense match-up in this league Final.  While Ufa let their star top line of Alexander Radulov, Patrick Thoresen and Igor Grigorenko loose on the KHL's Western Conference, Mytischi played a more conservative style, relying on veterans such as former NHLers Jan Bulis, Oleg Petrov, and Jaroslav Obsut.  Just reaching the Finals is a testament to Atlant's disciplined style of play, as they had to knock off much more high profile teams from Yaroslavl and St. Petersburg to do so.  But while they did finish 8th in the league in points, they haven't seen the likes of Ufa, who finished 2nd. 

This series will be a challenge for the underdog, because unlike some of the other KHL teams, Ufa's top players are generally younger and in their prime.  Only Proshkin amongst regular blueliners is over 30, with the work being shared by Kirill Koltsov (28), Andrei Kuteikin (26), Miroslav Blatak (28), Maxim Kondratiev (28) and Dmitri Kalinin (30).  Oleg Tverdovsky hasn't played a lot in the playoffs to date.  Up front, while led by a fairly young top line (24-27), Ufa does have a lot of veterans in support roles:  Vyacheslav Kozlov , Viktor Kozlov , Vladimir Antipov, Sergei Zinovyev and Petr Schastlivy are all over 30.  In fact, the names of all their forwards are familiar to international and NHL fans:  Robert Nilsson , Alexander Svitov, Oleg Saprykin and Jakub Klepis round out the group, all former NHL players.

For Atlant, their veteran roster, with only one of their top six D under the age of 30 (and no top forwards under 30, either), this might be their one shot at a championship.  The team has never won either a Russian Superleague title or the Gagarin Cup, and for players like former NHLer Oleg Petrov, this is probably the last shot at the KHL's top prize.  The team got three extra days rest by winning their Conference Final in six games, and they probably needed to use it.  Atlant does have younger regulars on their roster, but they generally only play a few shifts per game, if that. 

The low event style of game for Atlant probably suits them well, but I don't know how they can manage to keep up against Ufa's speed, skill, and depth.  There is no advantage to be seen in goal, with Erik Ersberg and Konstantin Barulin posting almost identical numbers, and even in terms of recent playoff experience Ufa has them beat.  Luckily for Atlant, Ufa isn't that far away from the Moscow region, so travel shouldn't play a major role. 

I'm predicting that Ufa, winners of the last Superleague title back in 2008, will become the second team to win the Gagarin Cup, and will prevail in five games.  They have a seriously well built team that would honestly compete in the NHL.  They represent the potential of the league, while Atlant represents closer to the reality, as a team full of players who played themselves out of the NHL. 

• Atlant @ Ufa, Friday Apr 8 (3:00 PM CET/10:00 PM EST)
• Atlant @ Ufa, Sunday Apr 10 (1:00 PM CET/8:00 AM EST)
• Ufa @ Atlant, Tuesday Apr 12 (5:30 PM CET/12:30 PM EST)
• Ufa @ Atlant, Thursday Apr 14 (5:30 PM CET/12:30 PM EST)

Games 5-7 are as yet unscheduled, but every second day is the KHL standard, so expect Game 5 to be on Saturday, like an early start. 

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Sometimes 101 is just too small a number.

Many readers, having digested our new list of 101 best West Coast experiences , have stepped up to make the case for destinations we left out, from a country road in Malibu to a remote beach town on a Canadian island. We’ve gathered a sampling of them here.

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Most of these readers are pitching their hometowns or sharing finds from their own western ramblings, but others are more mysterious.

One reader wrote from a beloved corner of coastal Northern California to say, “I would tell you [where], but then it would be CROWDED.”

Another reader, insisting on anonymity, said he likes living on a boat in Baja Peninsula, looking out at “the world’s biggest aquarium” in the Gulf of California.

Yet another reader described a “magical” spot at Stinson Beach in Marin County, where birders could watch scores of snowy egrets and great blue herons nest. Alas, officials at Audubon Canyon Ranch say, that moment has passed. A campaign of prolonged and increasing harassment by bald eagles has chased the egrets and herons from the Martin Griffith Preserve . As much as we’d sometimes like it to, the West does not stand still.

As the guy who put together the 101 destinations on our list and fretted plenty over which to include, I have to admit that the readers’ choices here are solid, if not downright jealousy-provoking. I hope to see some of these places in coming months.

Meanwhile, they’re arranged here from south to north.

A road in Malibu

In a passage that sounds like it might be the beginning of a novel, Bryan A’Hearn of Los Angeles writes in praise of driving Malibu Canyon Road on a dewy morning after a long evening with an old friend.

A’Hearn: “Our late night — of lousy cards and sips of cheap vodka and orange juice and industry gossip with too many characters and old and new news — crawled into early morning, and a scenic drive seemed appropriate. It was not quite dawn, and the fog in the valley climbed and coiled the hills ahead of us. Sometimes you were caught in the canyon fog, and the road stretched as long as your low beams. Malibu Canyon Road forks onto tree-hooded backroads; there the fog is mist and veils cul-de-sacs with long, flat houses and fancy mailboxes. My old friend mentioned she once baby sat or dog sat or tutored or nannied — you forget, really — a family up here. The sun yawned over the Pacific and the fog began to lift, and we made the descent to Malibu Colony.”

A historic Black town in Tulare County

Lisa Fitch of Los Angeles first visited Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park — site of the first California town founded, financed and governed by African Americans — on a neighborhood group field trip. Soon after, she joined the Friends of Allensworth.

The park is a collection of restored and reconstructed wooden buildings, 12 miles west of Delano in the San Joaquin Valley. The 800-acre town was founded in 1908 near a Santa Fe rail route. Its key proponent, Fitch writes, was an educator and Army chaplain named Col. Allen Allensworth, a charismatic leader who had been born into slavery in the 1840s.

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After several years of growth, the town faltered and eventually emptied amid a water shortage, the loss of rail service and the death of Col. Allensworth in a traffic accident. The remaining buildings were at risk of demolition in the late 1960s when former resident Cornelius “Ed” Pope launched a campaign to preserve it. Allensworth became a state historic park in 1974.

On June 8 of this year from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fitch writes, “Allensworth will hold a Juneteeth event! Bring a blanket and umbrella and enjoy tours of the refurbished buildings, entertainment and vendors.”

The star of Sequoia National Park

“I understand that any list is curated,” begins Eric Gersh of Agoura Hills. Then his note let me have it for overlooking the General Sherman Tree and its companion sequoias in Sequoia National Park. “Still, astonishing that the largest living things on the planet don’t make that list! Too many memories to list, from my own childhood awe to watching my children experience the same wonder at such ancient giants. Yes, you got the redwoods ... twice, but no General Sherman amidst the splendor of the Sierras???”

Mea culpa, Mr. Gersh. For the record, the National Park Service affirms that the General Sherman Tree is “the largest in the world at 52,508 cubic feet (1,487 cubic meters),” standing 274.9 feet high with a base circumference of 102.6 feet.

A lighthouse hostel in San Mateo County

Anna Glynne of La Jolla commends the Pigeon Point Lighthouse Hostel , where she stayed last July. Traveling with her sister and her sister’s three children. Glynne booked two nights in a six-person room.

“Our stay was magical,” Glynne writes. “We explored redwood trails in Butano State Park. Her kids spotted elephant seals basking at Año Nuevo State Park. We drove 9 miles to Pescadero for fancy coffees and fresh-baked bread.”

The group’s room had three bunk beds and a private bathroom, with access to a communal kitchen and living area. Other Pigeon Point options include a sunset soak in a hot tub with an ocean view (and often a sea lion soundtrack) or a fort-building session with driftwood on a nearby beach.

Added Glynne: “If you dread camping (like my sister) but still want to explore the California coast on a budget, don’t forget the hostels.”

A theater festival in southern Oregon

Reader Trinity Tracy of Ashland now takes center stage to speak in favor of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland.

As Tracy writes, it’s not just Shakespeare and not just a summer thing. The theater festival, which dates to the 1930s, runs March through October, featuring new and traditional plays. Like many theater companies, Oregon Shakespeare has faced struggles since the pandemic, but “it’s really incredible ... one of the best and biggest Elizabethan theaters in the world and two other theaters.” In addition, the town of Ashland (not far from Crater Lake) has more than its fair share of restaurants, pubs and lodgings for theatrically inclined travelers.

This year’s Oregon Shakespeare productions include Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” “Coriolanus” and “Much Ado About Nothing;” along with “Born With Teeth” by Liz Duffy Adams (an imagined encounter between William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe); “Lizard Boy,” an indie-rock musical by Justin Huertas; an adaptation of Charlotte Bronte’s “Jane Eyre” by Elizabeth Williamson; and several one-person shows.

A rugged beach in Olympic National Park

Joel Kawahara of Quilcene, Wash., suggests Ruby Beach , which is a rugged patch of rocky shoreline, often full of driftwood, in Olympic National Park.

Kawahara: “Ruby Beach is almost completely undeveloped. There is a parking lot, a potty and a trail to the beach. There is no development on the beach; it is simply just as the last wave left it. It is perhaps a little over-visited so crowds are an issue. But if you want to understand the north coast, just stand there and watch the surf and look carefully in the tide pools. Don’t think. Be zen. Or as zen as you can.”

A park in Washington’s Port Townsend

Jeffrey Crocker of Pittsfield, Mass., suggests Fort Worden Historical State Park in Port Townsend, Wash. Crocker calls it “a beautiful place. Where the movie ‘ [An Officer and a Gentleman’ (1982) was filmed. Rustic, scenic area at entrance to Puget Sound. Camping, hiking.”

Bellingham, Wash.

Michael Grass of Bellingham, Wash., suggests his hometown. (And really, you have to love a place that calls itself “the city of subdued excitement.”)

For best effect, Grass says, arrive by train around sunset, taking in the scenery near Chuckanut Mountain and focusing on the historic Fairhaven neighborhood.

“I work remotely from Bellingham and commute into Seattle via Amtrak Cascades a few times a month,” Grass writes, “and never tire of the waterside train views on the 6 p.m. departure out of Seattle.”

Grass notes that Bellingham’s Amtrak station is in the Fairhaven neighborhood. He recommends eating at Fairhaven Poke, drinking at Southside Bar, checking out the watery views from Taylor Dock, hearing music at Skylark’s and browsing Village Books, “a three-level bookstore and community crossroads known for its book talks, programming and writing workshops.” Or you could head to the cruise terminal and catch a ferry to Ketchikan via the Alaska Marine Highway System .

Among Washington’s San Juan Islands

David Tull of Mountain View casts his vote for the San Juan Islands.

“The San Juan Islands are beautiful. Period,” he writes. “The archipelago contains numerous islands of different sizes and accessibility. In places there are narrow channels between islands as well as open sea. The region is home to pods of orcas and gray whales and humpbacks. In addition, bald eagles are thriving in the islands. My biggest thrill was being out on the water in a small boat with orcas coming alongside. Tourism is the principal industry now, but the islands’ largest town, Friday Harbor, is not garish, schlocky or overrun.”

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A coastal town on Canada’s Vancouver Island

Tyler Mark of Los Angeles was disappointed in us for overlooking Tofino, on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.

Writes Mark: “How you make a list without a visit to Tofino is beyond anyone who has been there. This small town perched on the tip of a peninsula on the west coast of Vancouver Island, with the Pacific and its whales on one side and its bay full of otters on the other, is a gem. White-capped mountains cascade down to redwood forests and an archipelago of small timbered islands with beautiful surfable beaches.” Mark also lauds Tofino’s food scene. Basically, he concludes, “This place has everything except easy access, which makes it more special.”

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Born and raised in California, Christopher Reynolds has written about travel, the outdoors, arts and culture for the Los Angeles Times since 1990.

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