25 Best gifts for Travelers - Puzzle Edition
What would make the best gifts for travelers?
Firstly, the gift should represent their love of travel somehow. Travelers have to be great packers! They need to pack up their clothes and any belongings so that they can take as much as they can. Flat packing puzzles are perfect since you need to be a great packer to solve these puzzles!
Secondly, we often buy them gifts that they can take with them. So if they are going to take the gift traveling then it needs to pack well. Flat packing puzzles are perfect to squeeze into the luggage without ever getting in the way.
Thirdly, we are sure that travelers have thought of everything they need to travel and probably have it already. So why buy them something they already have? Buy them something that they surely DON't have - a flat packing puzzle.
Lastly, travelers probably love gifts that they can take with them to use during all the long layovers in airports, or while they are basking in the sun at a beach. Flat packing puzzles are perfect to pass them time. You can even get a few of them so they can have hours of fun.
Maybe it is a good idea to send them off with some easy packing puzzles and some hard ones! If you click on the learn more buttons it will take you to a detailed description and their levels of difficulty. This will help!
We also made a great post about gifts for Backpackers with similar puzzles!
The objective of this puzzle is to put the 6 identical lightnings into the tray.
This is a 2D packing puzzle. The goal is to fit all the pieces into the tray.
This is a 2D packing puzzle. The objective of Bugs is to put the 4 bugs into the tray. Keep the bed bugs out of the bed and in the puzzle!
This puzzle contains 8 pieces and 3 double-sided trays. The objective is to put all the pieces into different trays.
This is a new puzzle. The goal is to pack three square tetrominoes and three P-pentominoes into the circlular frame.
This acrylic puzzle is a packing puzzle and a math puzzle in one! The goal is to fit all the pieces into the frame. Arrange all the numbers and signs in such a way that they form an equation.
This is a acrylic packing puzzle. The goal of this puzzle is to fit all 3 octopuses into the "aquarium" (frame).
This is a 2D packing puzzle. Put the 7 flowers into the tray in 2 layers.
This is a 2D packing puzzle. The objective is to put the 6 pieces into the tray in 2 layers.
Arrange all of the cheese pieces and one mouse to fill the puzzle board. The solution it's not as obvious as it seems!
This is a clever packing style puzzle in which you must place all the coal pieces into the frame so that you can see a smaller white diamond showing through in the center of the tray.
This is a
plastic packing puzzle. The goal is to fit all 3 pairs of boots into the larger frame.
This is a clever packing puzzle! The goal of Gemini is to insert 5 multi-colored acrylic gems into a grey and clear acrylic tray through a restricted opening.
Packing a pizza in a box is generally no rocket science, but if the pizza is sliced and there are more slices than fit in a full pizza, it may become a difficult puzzle. And that is exactly what we have here, seven pizza slices and a cramped box.
The objective of this packing puzzle is to fit all the pieces into the frame.
This is a phenomenal packing puzzle. The goal of the puzzle is to insert 5 identical yellow pieces into an orange and clear acrylic tray through a restricted opening.
This acrylic packing puzzle has seven 7 shaped elements. The goal is to fit all 7 elements into the hexagonal frame.
Bacon Pancake Puzzle
The goal of this puzzle is to put the seven bacon pieces on the pancake tray.
The goal of this puzzle is to insert 8 grey acrylic triangles into a yellow and clear acrylic triangle tray through a restricted triangular opening. The key is discovering how to manipulate the pieces inside the frame so the you can slide the last piece in!
The main task of this packing puzzle is to fit the three snowflakes into the hexagonal window.
This is an acrylic packing puzzle inspired by Canadian magician and puzzle aficionado, Chris Ramsay. The goal is to fit all the letters of his name into the tray.
This puzzle consists of five tetramino elements and a rectangular frame. The objective is to pack the 5 tetraminoes so no piece can move within the frame.
The task of this acrylic puzzle is to fit all the elements, into the pentagonal frame.
The goal of this acrylic packing puzzle is to arrange the elements on the black field in such a way that the empty spaces would form a specified number of congruent shapes.