Travel Games

What makes a board game suitable for travel?

Travel board games are designed to be compact, lightweight, and portable. They often come in smaller sizes, with magnetic or pocket-sized pieces to prevent them from getting lost during transit. Durability and ease of setup are also key features, making them convenient for playing on the go.

What are the best travel games that I can take with me on holiday?

Bananagrams: A word game similar to Scrabble, where players race to create a grid of interconnected words using letter tiles, without a game board.
Uno: A card game that's easy to learn and fun for kids of all ages, where players match colours and numbers to be the first to get rid of their cards.
Boggle: A word game where players find as many words as possible by connecting adjacent letters on a grid of randomly arranged lettered dice within a time limit.
Dobble: A speed and observation game for the whole family. The aim of the game? Each two cards have one symbol in common. Be the first to find and name it to win the card.
Monopoly Grab and Go and Connect 4 Grab and Go are both portable, travel-sized versions of the full-size games, designed for on-the-go play.

How do I choose the right travel game for my trip?

Choosing the right travel game depends on the number of players, game length, and how portable the game needs to be. Consider whether the game has small, easily lost pieces and if it can be played in confined spaces like cars or airplanes. Also, think about age appropriateness and the group’s interests.