35 Travel Puns That Are Ferry Funny
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Whether you're going on a road trip (in which case you'll be needing these car puns), travelling by rail or jetting off somewhere on an aeroplane, sometimes the journey to get to your exciting destination can be a little bit boring.
Before you start asking, "are we nearly there yet?", why not try and pass the hours in a more enjoyable way by telling some travel themed jokes or by peppering the conversation with some hilarious travel puns and see how long it takes your parents and fellow travelers to notice.
We've done the hard work for you and searched the world to find the very best travel puns that are perfect for holidays and long journeys. Bon voyage!
The Best Plane And Flying Puns
Plane journeys can be a bit, well, plain to be honest, when you're stuck in one seat for hours without much to do and endless white clouds out of the window. When you've run out of books and films to watch, you may want to entertain yourself by dropping these funny puns about travel into conversation.
1. No one can accuse this trip of being plane.
2. We don't have a set itinerary, so we're just going to wing it.
3. Being this high off the ground feels air-mazing.
4. This food is a bit plane.
5. Time flies when you're on a plane.
The Best Boat Puns
No land in sight for a while yet? If want to find some boat-iful puns to amuse your friends and family as you sail across the sea, then these ferry good puns are what you need.
6. I'm having a ferry good time, are you?
7. It's a-boat time we took a holiday.
8. Let's seas the day.
9. I think there'll be a ferry-tale ending to this trip.
10. Let's seas the day.
11. We'll get there schooner or later.
12. We're having a hull of a time on this trip.
13. You've yacht to be kidding me.
14. What's up dock?
15. Are we nearly there yet? I'm afraid knot.
16. I'm going craz-sea on this journey.
17. I think this ferry must be taking the sea-nic route.
18. I never get tide down to one place when there's so much to sea.
19. You float my boat.
Brilliant Train Puns
You'll love these railway puns that are right on track. Choo choo-se your favourites, share them with your friends and make the journey more enjoyable for everyone in your carriage.
20. This trip has been train sailing so far.
21. I'm finding it hard to keep track of where we are.
22. I keep losing my train of thought.
23. I tried to tell my favorite joke about trains, but it got derailed.
24. Ticket inspectors... you've got to hand it to them.
25. How would you work out how heavy a whale is? You'd take it to a whale weigh station.
The Best Road Puns
Hit the open road with some funny travel puns that'll make your car companions grin from ear to ear. The miles will fly by if you include some of these in your car chat.
26. I'm having a wheely nice time.
27. We've been driving all day, I need a brake.
28. All this driving is tire-ing.
29. Biggest cause of road rage? Cross roads.
Funny Holiday Puns
Why stop having fun once you reach your destination? You can keep the humor going with these plays on words from around the world that are perfect for writing in postcards too.
30. Having to unpack my suitcase after a holiday is the ultimate emotional baggage.
31. When travelling sometimes Alaska a local for directions.
32. My parents say I'm free to Rome in Italy.
33. We're having a whale of a time. Fish you were here.
34. Be shore of yourself.
35. Venice this holiday going to end?
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Hollie BondBachelor of Arts specializing in History, Postgraduate Diploma in Magazine Journalism
Living in a small village on the Hertfordshire/Cambridge border with her husband, two-year-old son, and miniature Dachshund, Hollie loves walking and cycling with her family around the beautiful local countryside. She also enjoys ballet classes, visiting the theater, and traveling around the world, even with a toddler in tow.
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With a love for exploring cities and finding outdoor spaces to enjoy, Isobel has spent her life exploring various cities in the UK, from her hometown of Surrey to Birmingham where she studied history for three years. She is passionate about sports and enjoys watching and playing, as well as baking and spending quality time with her loved ones.
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