Travel-friendly games and activities for kids
Traveling is fun, but many children can get bored during transit and waiting times.
This time, we’ve gathered lots of activities and games that kids are likely to enjoy.
Give them a try to make your trip even more enjoyable!
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Travel-Friendly Games and Activities for Kids (21–30)
Got a ton of fish while playing in the river.
River play is perfect for summer trips.
How about catching fish with your kids using classic nets and simple traps? Even without any special gear, it’s so much fun that time flies by.
It’s also great because grandparents in the countryside can enjoy it together with you.
Giant athletic experience.
After savoring lots of delicious food on your trip, why not go all out and enjoy some athletics with your kids? Each region offers a wide variety of athletic facilities, so you’re sure to have a great time.
In this video, you can see people playing at a giant athletic park.
Be sure to use it as a reference!
Let’s go to the fun zoo.
Zoos are perfect for trips with children.
Zoos around the country are interesting because the animals you can see vary by location.
Some even say that visiting zoos from a young age can make animal allergies less likely.
Be sure to interact with lots of animals and have fun!
In a seaside town: Nori-making experience
How about joining a parent-and-child nori-making workshop when you travel near the sea? Making nori is a demanding process that takes time and physical effort, but in a hands-on class you can try it easily under the guidance of an instructor.
If you ever find yourself wondering, “How is nori made?” definitely give it a try.
Let’s enjoy playing at the waterfall.
Where does the river’s water come from? During a long holiday, taking a trip to see the answer with your own eyes can be wonderful.
Be sure to visit a waterfall upstream and have some fun there.
Pretending to train by standing under the falling water is a classic.
It’s also highly recommended to enjoy river fish dishes at a nearby guesthouse.
Horseback riding experience at a ranch
If you’re visiting a ranch on your trip, I highly recommend trying horseback riding.
The unique feel of riding a horse—something you don’t usually get to do—will become an unforgettable memory.
In this video, you can also see what it’s like to feed the horses.
Feeding them can be a little scary, but with a hand guard, you can do it safely.
Be sure to try both!
While on the move. I wonder if we can recognize animal sounds.
When you’re traveling, you tend to spend a lot of time in transit, don’t you? Little kids can gradually lose their patience.
That’s when I recommend this video.
You can enjoy various animal sounds in a quiz format.
I think it’ll bring a smile back to even the fussiest child.