My Top 10 Favorite Travel Quotes

I am a sucker for words. And bangs, but especially words.

The beauty of travel lies in the unexpected moments and encounters along the way.

They’re my love language, my inspiration, and on bad days, they’re what send me spiraling into dark places.

So when travel and words intersect in travel quotes, I can almost never get enough.

For ages, I’ve been compiling travel and adventure-related quotes in a text file on my computer, just for my pathetic self. 😁 But it seemed fun to share some favorites here.

Pssst. What would be super fun is if you shared a favorite of yours. I bet you know a good one, and I’d love to add it to my monster list of happy, snarky, and grumpy travel quotes (and credit you, of course).

My current favorite travel quotes:

Homeschooler math for the win! 😂

And it is a gorgeous feeling. It’s a feeling that you have to learn to appreciate, but once you do, you’re so much less a victim of circumstance and more an intrepid explorer, come what may.

Yeah, there’s probably no such thing as a “safe” life. Just boring or not boring. Seems like the most sheltered people tend to have the worst safety record. 🤔

Like being gifted an entire Christmas when you’re flat broke and a gazillion miles from anyone you know. Or picking up a 69-year-old hitchbiker and getting invited to tour Sicily in a sailboat.

If you’re fulltiming, you’re gonna see a lot of those “rainy days”. How you handle them will define your travel, and it’ll shape your kids.

Somebody gets it. Somebody’s been there, done that. 💩

Not the kids I get to grow up with every day, and not their dad! She did disappear, though… 🤔

I’m ashamed to say, but this is one of the reasons I hit the road. 😬 The other reasons were better ones.

Every so often, I look back on my recent past and think, “But NOW I’m smart. NOW I know things.”

The silent killer…

I’m with ya Pooh…my whereabouts tend to find themselves lost more often than they’d like to admit. 😳

This is what the road will do to you. And to your kids, if you let it. 💪

IYKYK

How many times have you woken up in the morning and not been able to remember what you were gonna see when you stepped out of the camper (with no alcohol involved)?

Took me a minute, but yup!

Any fulltimer knows the drill.

This is funny but sad, and it’s true more often than it needs to be. 😞

I love this. The mundane and monotonous can be every bit as meaningful as the epic stuff- it’s up to you.

There are different kinds of stability, and at least in our experience, a stable home full of love seems to count for a lot more than a static address. Roots and wings are such a great combo.

This kind of shattering discovery is a perfect example of the kind of broadening of the mind that happens when you leave your comfortable, familiar settings. How is it possible that the rest of the world doesn’t do things my way? 🤯

I think travel influencers tend to be this way, but backwards…everybody posts their glam shots of the destinations, and I’m always wondering how the miles in between were for their family members. ✨🤔

This guy sounds like a fulltimer. 🤝

Kids need to know that they’re important. But kids (and parents) also need to see how much bigger the world is than them and theirs. 😲


Well, snap.

I tried to keep it to 10, I really did. Culled and culled and culled and just couldn’t cull any more. Sorry!

I’m looking for help accumulating some great travel quotes– if there’s one you’ve found that’s pretty good, would you be game to paste it in the comments here, with either a link to your site or social for credit? Thank you so much! 🙏😊

Gift my mental health a pseudo-boost with a share… 😜

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