50+ Wanderlust Baby Names for Parents Who Love Travel & Adventure

The desire to travel live deep within you? Why not pass on this passion to your little adventurer with a travel-inspired baby name? We happen to have 50 great adventure baby names to pick from.

Check out our favourite wanderlust baby names to keep the adventuring spirit growing with the newest member of your family.

Our top ten wanderlust baby names

Jet
Cruz
Tripp
Sailor
Atlas
Journey
Gypsy
Liberty
Ryder
Wilder

Names with a travelling vibe

Isla – means ‘island’
Rhodes – a play on ‘roads’ and one of the Greek Islands
Rome – both a city and a play on the word ‘roam’
Terra – means ‘the planet earth’
Christopher – the patron saint of travel
Mercury – the Roman god of travel
Marlow – means driftwood, a lovely symbol for travel
Everest – after the mountain, of course
West – East is also cute

Travel-inspired meanings

Beatrix – means ‘voyager’ or ‘traveller’
Vett – Short for Vettel, which means ‘winter traveller.’ Or you could opt for Somerled, meaning ‘summer traveller’.
Farrah – means ‘travel’
Ferdinand – means ‘journey’
Saira – means ‘traveller’
Doran – means ‘wanderer’
Faron – means ‘wanderer’
Noah – means ‘wandering’
Scott – means ‘wanderer’
Alissa/ Elissa – means ‘wanderer’
Faer – means ‘traveller, a messenger of good news’
Jal – means ‘traveller’ or ‘wanderer’
Kymani – means ‘adventurous traveller’
Alma – means ‘independent spirit’
Cain – means ‘wandering spirit’

Names of famous adventurers

Valentina – named after Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman to travel into space
Merida – named after the heroine in ‘Brave’
Alice – the curious heroine in Alice’s Adventurers in Wonderland
Amelia – named after Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
Sawyer – The adventurer in Mark Twain’s books. Huck also works
Emin – named after Emin Pasha, a German explorer
Freya – named after Freya Stark, an Anglo-Italian explorer and travel writer
Mae – named after Mae Jemison, the first African-American to travel to space
Osa – named after Osa Johnson, an adventurer, photographer, and writer
Nellie – named after journalist Nellie Bly, who took a trip around the world
Fraser – named after Simon Fraser, a Canadian explorer
Hudson – named after Henry Hudson, an English explorer

Geographical baby names

There are so many geographical baby names (Sydney, Adelaide, Paris, London, Dallas, Austin, Madison, Charlotte, to name a few). But we’ve narrowed it down to our top ten.

Check out True Blue Baby Names for Your Little Aussie Bub for additional options.