In the car to the sea
The trip becomes a hunt: “are we there yet?” becomes “I saw it!”.
The made-to-measure travel journal for kids
From passenger to traveler.
- With their name, for their age, along your route
- Games, missions and pages to tell, from departure to return
- Large A4 with spiral binding, designed and printed in Germany
illustrations
of the main character
104+ pages
For every moment of the trip
For “are we there yet?” in the car, for the third day of rain, for the evening when there’s so much to tell. It opens wherever you are and lasts as long as you need.
At the restaurant, waiting for pizza
Just long enough for the pizza to arrive.
Under the beach umbrella
A mission to do right there, with your feet in the sand.
After dinner, at the campsite table
Dice, a pencil and a dad to beat.
A rainy afternoon
Plans fall through? The afternoon flies by anyway.
In the evening, before bed
Two lines and a drawing: the day told in their own words.
On the plane
The hours of the flight go by on a fold-down tray table.
In the cabin, after skiing
Red cheeks, hot chocolate and the day’s page to fill in.
Around the city
The grown-ups read the guidebook. She finds what the guidebook doesn’t say.
The day you go home
You go home with a full book and their name on the certificate.
What the grown-ups don’t see
Welcome to the Society
Six young travelers are sure of one thing: in every place there’s something the grown-ups miss. On the first page is their invitation: join the Society, as the seventh.
The invitation
The book opens with their name and a group photo: the spot in the middle is theirs.
A mission a day
Every day a different friend is the guide and gives a mission, to do right where you are.
The certificate
When you get home, the Society names them an official traveler, with the stars earned on the trip.
Inside the book
Every day of vacation has its own chapter, with the name of the place you’re in: discover, play, tell.
At the startthe Society’s invitation, the itinerary, the map of the trip
Every day
- Discover
the friend of the day’s mission and the map of the new place
Playthe bingo with the things of the place and the day’s games
Tellthe journal page, with a prompt to get started
and tomorrow we set off again
At the endthe memory rankings, Homeward Bound, the certificate
Flip through some pages
And much more!
Two board games, inside the book
We invented them ourselves, and you can only play them here. A double page, two dice, a pencil: a game lasts an evening, and the whole family can play.
The Doge has decided: a captain is needed. Set sail from Venice, beat the pirates, open the chests and challenge the Gran Bissa in its lair.
- Roll the die and sail: every sea has its own rules.
- Fight with dice against pirates, the Kraken and the Gran Bissa.
- 18 treasures to discover in the chests.
Kraken
Pirates
Gran Bissa
Wrecks
The Society entrusts you with a piece of free land: build the city where every neighborhood has everything a few steps from home.
- Two dice decide what you build and its shape.
- Strange monsters and nature’s whims put the project to the test.
- Neighborhoods count when they have all five areas.
Living
Learning
Playing
Meeting
Services
Next to the other books for the trip
The journal is born from your trip, so it lasts until you’re home.
Activity books
the same for every trip, finished by the first afternoon
Summer workbooks
useful, but they feel like school
Fill-in journals
lovely blank pages, and no prompt to get started
Books with their name
the name changes, the story stays the same
Tablets
they keep kids quiet, but the trip goes by outside the window
Made to measure, in three ways
For the one who uses it
Their name on the cover, their portrait drawn from a photo, their travel companions, even the home you leave from.
For their age
The same games at every age: the grids, the amounts and the difficulty change. Real challenges, just hard enough.
For your trip
The theme decides the drawings; the stops decide the bingo, maps and missions. The Sagrada Família only shows up in Barcelona.
Ready in three steps
- 1
Tell us about the trip in two minutes
Name, age and a photo (or two lines of description). Then theme and days; the stops, if you already know them.
- 2
We put it together, by hand
Games, maps and texts come from your trip. We choose the pictures and check every page by hand; only the portrait is drawn from the photo with the help of AI.
- 3
At home, ready for departure
It arrives in 8–10 business days, printed and spiral-bound. In the suitcase you only need a pencil and two dice.
- Designed and printed in Germany
- A single copy, with their name
- 135 g paper for pencils and colors
- A spiral that lies flat
How much is in their journal?
More days, more pages. More stops, more maps. The price follows the pages.
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A weekend
2 days · one place
- 43 game pages
- 2 map pages
- 7 journal pages
88 pages
49 €
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A week of capitals
7 days · 4 cities
- 73 game pages
- 18 map pages
- 22 journal pages
130 pages
52 €
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Two weeks at the sea
15 days · one place
- 96 game pages
- 6 map pages
- 45 journal pages
172 pages
56 €
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Two weeks on the road
15 days · 7 stops
- 103 game pages
- 30 map pages
- 46 journal pages
204 pages
59 €
It only takes two minutes. Best to order two weeks before you leave.
FAQ
How much does it cost?
It depends on the pages: €49 up to 100, then €1 for every 10 extra pages, up to €59. Shipping is extra and depends on the country.
When does it arrive?
In 8–10 business days: every journal is put together and printed just for you, as a single copy. Best to order two weeks before you leave.
What is it like?
A4, 135 g paper and a 300 g cover, metal spiral: it lies flat, even on your knees in the car. Designed and printed in Germany.
My child can’t read yet: is that OK?
Yes. Every instruction is one sentence with a picture next to it, and for the little ones the games are played with pictures. Reading them together is part of the game.
We don’t know all the stops yet.
The theme and the days are enough. Every stop you add becomes maps, bingo and missions.
Two or three kids are coming.
One journal each, each for their own age and with their own name. The two board games can be played between siblings too.
What do you need to play?
A pencil, a few colors and two dice.
I have a gift code.
Enter it in the last step of the form.
What is the photo for?
Only to draw a main character who looks like your child, and we delete it as soon as the journal goes to print. If you prefer, two lines of description are enough.
Do you use artificial intelligence?
Only to draw the main character from the photo. We design the games, maps and texts ourselves, and we put together and check every journal by hand, page by page.
And after the trip?
A book full of their marks remains, to open again in ten years.
Society of Young Travelers
Their trip deserves a journal.
The name, age and days are enough. The rest can be added along the way.
in time for your next trip
