With the summer holidays fast approaching, and travel plans well underway, why not choose from our pick of animal and nature-themed gifts to use during the balmy days ahead.
And if you are an Amazon Prime member, then even better as Prime Day takes places over 12th and 13th July, with some fantastic deals on offer.
Sloth with Palm Leaves Backpack
A comfortable to wear backpack with extendable and padded shoulder straps featuring a stylish sloth design, an ideal gift for a budding traveller.
- Many pockets to store glasses, phones, tablets etc.
- Fits all sizes
Advice from a Fox Makeup Bag
Made of high-quality canvas and eco-friendly material with a waterproof coating, this make-up bag features a fun fox print and makes a great gift for the summer holidays.
- 9″ W x 7″ H – a good size for a travel make-up bag
- big enough to hold items like keys, cards, sunglasses, and jewellery
Nature Trail by Benjamin Zephaniah
A joyful rhyming celebration of the natural wonders on our doorstep. The perfect gift to take away and read on holiday.
- Packed with animals and minibeasts galore, perfect for reading aloud
- Explore the wonder of the world around us with help from legendary poet and performer Benjamin Zephaniah, one of The Times‘ top 50 British post-war writers.
Round Pet Cooling Mat
A waterproof cooling mat for pets; an ideal gift for travelling pets.
- 60cm × 60cmÂ
- Use indoors or outdoors
PRIME DAY DEAL PRICE: £15.99 – shop here
Echo Dot Kids
Smart speaker with Alexa, made for children. The fun design delivers crisp vocals and balanced bass for full sound. A useful gift to take away on a family trip.
- Made for wild imaginations: children can ask Alexa to play music, read stories and call approved friends and family
- Unlock a world of child-friendly content: the included year of Amazon Kids+ gives access to thousands of hours of child-friendly Audible books, interactive games and educational skills
PRIME DAY DEAL PRICE: £24.99 – shop here
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