92 responses to “The Traits of a Perfect Travel Partner”

1. 😂

   • 🙂

2. Great post. Funny, I got a giggle or two.

   • Thanks! I’ve truly enjoyed reading your posts on your journey to EBC. Definitely Inspirational! I’m not sure if I’d ever make it that far. I’ll opt for armchair viewing instead. 🙂

     • Ah, I don’t know -Two brown feet – bodes well.

     • Means a lot coming from you! Thanks a bunch! 🙂

3. Hilarious! I am a solo traveler (most of the time) but your post made me so curious that I continued despite the instruction of “reading no further” 🙂

   • haha…

4. Very funny. I do love my husband, and he can be a good travel partner, but you are so right that it can be a good test of the relationship! I actually know a woman who got engaged and then set out on a month-long trip with her new fiancé, only to permanently break up near the end of it! Ouch. I honestly travel most happily alone or with strangers, and I have also found my daughter and my sister to (separately) be excellent companions. My very own terrible selfie- (or any photo!) taker husband and I are off for several weeks in September – watch this space to see if we survive!

   • I’ve never liked solo travel before our move to Seoul. Now, I see how it can be liberating in many ways. 🙂 But, it can never beat my trips with Basil. I’m surprised we’ve survived so many ‘impossible’ trips.
     I’ve ever read a post of a trip with your husband. Now, that is going to be an interesting read. 🙂 All the best! Hope ‘luck’ shines on you.

5. Ha! Like this

   • 🙂

6. Good points! I have memories from a trip with a friend where the friendship didn’t survive and my image of the destination is forever tainted! 😲

   • I know exactly how that feels! Had a similar experience with a friend. 😦

7. A hilarious post, Cheryl, with lots of sound advice and graphic photos to drive home your points! 🙂 🙂 🙂 A fun read!

   • I’m glad you had a good laugh, Helen. 🙂

8. And if your good travel partner is also your spouse it bodes well for retirement, because in both cases you’re in each other’s hair 24/7.

   • You said it, Dave! 🙂

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10. hehehe so true. And I loved the snow-foot-flower

    • Me too. 🙂

11. The cutest post I have read in a long time! ❤ Hilarious one Cheryl! You too sum up perfect couple travel goals. Loved the connoisseur of arts 😀

    • Thanks, Divyanka! 🙂 You must love solo travel all the more now?

      • I love traveling with my group of nature enthusiasts . So much that I learn a lot from them and I cannot do that when I travel with ‘friends’:p
        Ps: it’s divyakshi :))

      • Oops, sorry it’s been a while. I’m not good with names and I was so sure I had remembered yours correctly. I always thought you were a solo traveller. 🙂

12. That is so funny and oh so true.

    • Definitely true! 🙂

13. Haha! I got a great laugh at this one, Cheryl. The selfie 😂… all are such fun and done with loving humor. 😍

    • Thanks, Jane. 🙂

14. I hear ya! Perhaps I should nominate myself… or, on second thoughts. 🙂 🙂 Love your snow daisy! Have a happy week!

    • Haha…I wish I could take credit for the ‘footprint-flower’. I think, it’s the footwork of a creative kid. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, Jo. 🙂 Have a good week!

15. Oh my gosh, I so loved this, and it’s SO true! I always say to all my peeps, if you want to find out if you can spend of your life with someone, go travel with them. If you want to see if you SHOULD spend the rest of your life with someone, travel to a place where there is no running water. 🙂
    ” A trip is like a magic wand that can show you the best or worst side of a person. If you want to put a ‘friendship‘ to the test — hit the road. If you’re blinded by ‘love’ — proceed with caution. If you’re married — you might want to reconsider.”

    Brilliant!!

    • “If you want to see if you SHOULD spend the rest of your life with someone, travel to a place where there is no running water.” That can be a tricky situation! 🙂
      I’m so glad you enjoyed reading our post. Thanks for stopping by and being a part of the conversation. 🙂
      Cheryl

16. I often wonder why do opposites get paired as couple? I guess may be it keeps things sizzling and there’s no boredom! Well, solo travel definitely has many things going for it. I think it’s let’s you be yourself which is really important. Loved the pictures in this post.

    • So you’re a solo traveller, are you? I thought you travel with groups or wifey. 🙂

      • I don different clothes to suit the situation Cheryl. I’m not really a group person unless I’m in charge of the plan. And I hate people who waste time! So even if I’m in a group, everyone knows that I’ll take out time for solitary moments. Its usually around dawn… I find some good spot to watch sunrise or great place to take a walk. So while everyone is sleeping till late, I get up really early on a vacation. I think it’s important to find some me time.

      • Haha…yeah makes sense to be an early riser. You can beat the crowds and enjoy a good sunrise. 🙂

      • Certainly 🙂

17. After 35 years of travelling together we’re still having to constantly work at the relationship when travelling – I suppose that’s actually a bonus – if you travelling with someone 24/7 you can’t afford to ignore any problems that crop up.

    • Wow! That’s some good advice for us and something we can also look forward to. I hope I can survive travelling 24/7 with him (and he with me). The longest we’ve travelled together is for 2 weeks. 🙂
      Cheryl

18. Awesome and really funny. Thanks for this thoughts. I like the photo bomber trait, too.

    • Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

19. Great post! Absolutely agree. My partner knows I become grouchy when I am hungry. So he always make sure I am well fed. 😉

    • Haha…that make two of us! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂

20. Nice pictures… a good read… with little amusement…

    • So glad you enjoyed the read! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂

21. Good post! 😉 traveling is never the same with different travelmates… but it’s so great to meet all different kinds of people on the way! Cheers to the good travel life, kati 🍀❤️🤘

    • Hi Kati! I couldn’t agree more. I’ve travelled with many people and also met many along the way. The experience has always been enriching. Happy travels to you too! 🙂

22. Nice post, it’s dry and catchy.

    • Thanks, Nina. 🙂

23. Lol I have always wanted to travel solo but was too scared to start. As for a partner, nobody seem to cross my mind as I read your post..too bad

    • hahah…I was too scared to travel solo for a very long time. These days, I’m trying to change that. Hope you find ‘the perfect travel partner’ somewhere along your travel journey! lol….I’m still looking for mine. 🙂

24. I love this!!

    • Thanks a bunch for your comment, Anthony! 🙂

25. Great post.. all I did was as I read giggle.. I am a travel blogger and would love to get connected to you

    • I’m so glad you had a good laugh. I knew I needed one when I wrote this post! lol.. Thanks for your comment! 🙂
      Cheryl

26. This is a funny post and I couldn’t agree more! Interested to hear more of your thoughts on “The perfect travel partner will never ditch you for solo travel or another travel partner.”

    • Thanks, Radha! 🙂 More posts on solo travel (by him or me) coming soon. 🙂

27. This is such a quirky as well as appealing post😀😀

    • Thanks! 🙂

28. Love your style of writing, very easy, friendly and comfortable to read ☺️ travel and writing are passions of mine as well, as I’m sort of new to this if you could take the time to check out my blog I’d be really grateful!
    I plan on travelling with my boyfriend – hopefully he will make a good travel partner 😂 Look forward to reading more of your posts

    • Thanks for your comment! 🙂 It made my day. I’ll definitely check out your blog. All the best for the trip with your boyfriend. There’s only one way to find out if he makes a good travel partner or not! 🙂

29. Brilliant!!! I should’ve read this sooner… I’m usually a solo traveller but decided to change it up this year 🙈

    • Thanks, Autumn! Happy travels! 🙂

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31. Haha, loved this. “A good travel partner will know a bikeride doesn’t need to last for 20km…” ain’t that the truth!!

    • lol…haven’t been riding our bikes after this post!

32. I LOVE your writing style and travel stories with a dose of humor. Great post!! I was wondering if you would be interested in joining a travel blogging challenge with me? I would love to hear more of your stories from there!

    • Thanks a bunch, Winta! 🙂 Truly appreciate your comment. During my early blogging days I have participated in many blogging challenges. These days, I’m a bit pressed for time. 😦 I would love to participate in the challenge, but I’m not sure how soon I could start posting. It might be a couple of months! 😦 If you still think it makes sense you could nominate us! Once again, thanks so much for stopping by.
      Cheryl

      • Hey Cheryl! I completely understand! No worries. I see that you all are living in Korea currently? I loved Korea and my visit while I was there! Would you be interested in doing a blog post exchange sometime? Let me know!

      • Thanks, Winta! 🙂 Yes, we are currently living in Seoul. I’m so glad you enjoyed your stay in Korea. I haven’t done a blog post exchange so far (because of the lack of time). But, if I do, I’ll definitely let you know. Have a great week! Stay in touch. 🙂

33. Hahaha 😄 what a lovely list

    • Glad you enjoyed the read! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂

34. Oh my god yes, this was too good!

    • Thanks! 🙂

35. I loved this! So funny and true 😂

    • 🙂 🙂

36. Wonderful funny post. Thanks for all the giggles. 🙂

    • Hehe…It was fun writing it too. Thanks for stopping by. I do enjoy reading and looking at the gorgeous pictures on your blog! 🙂
      Cheryl

      • What a lovely thing to say! Thank you very much! ❤

      • You’re welcome! Have a great week ahead. 🙂

37. This is too accurate! Great post 🙂

    • Haha! Glad you enjoyed the read. 🙂

38. Haha this was great! Especially liked the photos in the post 😊 can’t wait to see more from you!

    • Thanks! 🙂

39. Good one😊

40. This was sooo cute Cheryl, had a good giggle at many of your photos. And could relate to many of your situations. Fun read. 😊

    • haha! It’s a revenge post. lol.. Imagine my horror when I saw the selfie picture. Basil wasn’t too pleased with this post! 🙂

      • Haha, really? Was that a first?

      • haha…lemme see…I don’t remember.

41. Great tips. It really can be challenging travelling with others, but so far I have not burned any bridges! I like the way you wrote this piece, very nice 🙂

    • Lucky you! 🙂 I haven’t always been lucky when I’ve travelled with others. 😦 Thanks for stopping by.

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