Road Trip Games & Travel Fun
I always game for a…game. You can often find me at trivia night at my local brewery, even though I’m not the greatest at it. I’ve participated in trying to set the world record for largest water balloon fight (unsuccessfully), tried beating the clock in escape rooms, and gone glass ball hunting in the Northwest Glass Quest.
Games and travel can go hand-in-hand, if you get creative!
For example, road trips can get long and boring, so why not break up the monotony with some trivia or conversation starters to get to know your carmates better? Or if you’re visiting Hawaii, test your knowledge on Hawaiian trivia so you can better appreciate the state!
Take a look at these road trip games and travel fun!
Traveling to the Big Island?
Grab these free Bingo cards to keep you entertained while driving around the island!
Newsletter Trivia Answers
If you are subscribed to my “bimonthly” newsletter (quotes because I’m not always consistent), I have a fun trivia question for you to test your knowledge with per email. Below you will find the answer to those trivia questions!
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Trivia Answer for Oct 18, 2024:
“La Dame de Fer” or “The Iron Lady”.
Trivia Answer for Oct 11, 2024:
Angel Falls in Venezuela. It’s height is 3,212 feet (979 meters).
Trivia Answer for Sept 23, 2024:
Yonge Street in Ontario. It stretches from Toronto to Lake Simcoe, covering about 1,896 km (1,178 miles).
Trivia Answer for Aug 16, 2024:
Vanuatu Post. It’s located in the South Pacific Ocean and the postcards are uniquely canceled/embossed rather than stamped with ink.
About Me
Aloha! I’m Tabitha, an ex-travel agent turned travel blogger. I’ve lived from fire (Big Island Hawaii) to ice (Alaska) to the lukewarm (Washington State). I’ve traveled 10+ countries. No matter if it’s a staycation or international vacation, every trip I take I find things to explore and discover! I’m here to take what I learn and help others think outside the box when composing their own travel itineraries. Read more…