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#travelidioms

13 expression(s)

travel C1

armchair traveler

Learn the meaning of 'armchair traveler' and how to use this common English idiom to describe someone who explores the world from the comfort of home.
travel C1

feast your eyes on

Learn how to use the expressive idiom 'feast your eyes on' to describe looking at beautiful sights, amazing food, or breathtaking views while traveling.
travel C1

sea legs

Find out what it means to 'get your sea legs' and how to use this idiom in everyday conversations about travel, adaptation, and balance.
travel B2

get away from it all

Learn the meaning of 'get away from it all' and how to use this idiom to describe taking a relaxing vacation to escape daily stress.
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travel C1

home away from home

Master the idiom 'home away from home' to describe a comfortable place you visit often.
travel B2

on the house

Learn the meaning of the common phrase 'on the house' and how restaurants, bars, and hotels use it to offer free items.
travel C1

local watering hole

Find out what 'local watering hole' means in English. Learn how to use this casual idiom to describe a favorite neighborhood bar or pub.
travel B2

rough it

Discover what it means to 'rough it' while traveling or camping, and how to use this casual idiom.
travel B2

catch the sun

Learn how to use the British English expression 'catch the sun' to describe getting a bit sunburned or tanned.
travel C1

in the middle of nowhere

Learn the common English idiom 'in the middle of nowhere' to describe a remote, isolated place far from any towns, cities, or major roads.
travel B2

off the beaten track

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'off the beaten track', see how to use it to describe remote travel destinations, and learn related expressions.
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travel C1

quench one's thirst for adventure

Discover the formal idiom 'quench one's thirst for adventure' to express satisfying a deep, passionate desire for exploration and exciting travel.
travel B2

travel on a shoestring

Master the expression 'travel on a shoestring' to talk about backpacking and traveling on an extremely tight budget.