Is your mum a travel lover? Does she enjoy nothing more than globetrotting and uncovering the next hidden travel gem? If your mother likes heading off the beaten track, whether in the UK, Europe or further afield, we have the perfect picks for a Mother’s Day gift. To cater for any wallet, we’ve split our suggestions into 6 price brackets. Whatever you want to spend, there are some fantastic gifts that have the wow factor.
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£5-£10
Personalised luggage tag – £10 (including personalisation and UK delivery.)
Frequent travellers will likely use luggage tags, but why not buy one in Air Mail style. Add your mum’s name and even a personalised message.
Take a look on notonthehighstreet.com.
£10-£20
Personalised travel journal – £15 (including personalisation and UK delivery.)
For those who enjoy nothing more than documenting their travel tales the old-fashioned way, a travel journal will be a welcome present. The recipient’s initials can be added in gold lettering, adding a classy yet personal touch.
Find this at lisaangel.co.uk.
£20-£50
Compass Necklace – £25 (plus £2.75 delivery.)
If your mum likes to stay stylish on her travels while venturing off to a more secluded spot, this pretty, yet fully functional compass necklace should be a winner.
Check it out at notonthehighstreet.com.
Retro style cabin luggage – £47.99 (including free UK delivery.)
Vintage style luggage is beautiful but often very pricey. If you’re looking for a happy medium, Debenista have a really good range. The 50.8cm x 30.5cm x 18cm size should be suitable as a carry-on case for most airlines and has all the security features of a modern bag; the best of both worlds! The light grey version is a personal favourite.
Visit vigano.co.uk for more information.
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£50-£100
Portable all-in-one coffee maker – £79.99 (including free UK delivery.)
Is your mother a fresh coffee fiend? Do you find that she’s never happy unless she’s supped a ‘proper coffee’? Well, worry no more, we have the solution on hand. Purchase this handy portable coffee maker and she’ll be able to grind and filter fresh coffee on the move. Simply add coffee beans and some hot water and hey presto!
Peruse Lakeland for more details.
£100 – £250
City break
This is a clichéd suggestion, but why not consider taking your mum on a European city break? There are usually lots of deals around February/ March time so whether you’re considering Rome, Lisbon or an Eastern European gem such as Riga or Bratislava, there is something for everyone.
Try TravelZoo and search for city breaks in Europe or the UK if you don’t have a particular destination in mind.
Hire a car with Zest for a few days and explore further afield at the same time.
£250 +
No doubt we’ve all received an email from Apple suggesting that you buy your mum an iPad for Mother’s Day. If you fancy splashing the cash, why not put a little more travel related thought into it?
Go Pro – £349.99 (free UK delivery.)
Treat your mum to a GoPro. Enable her to record all her travel related adventures in 4K video. The latest version (at the time of writing) is a HERO5 Black. Buy directly or try numerous other online outlets to find one.
Go the extra mile for Mother’s Day…
Whatever your budget, we have got you covered when it comes to awe-inspiring gifts. If you need more ideas, read our previous article on Mother’s Day Present Ideas. Do you have any other travel inspired gift suggestions? If so, please let us know in the comments below.
Written by Gemma Russell.
Prices correct at time of writing
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