The Best of Amazon’s Holiday Gift Guides

We have Brooklyn-based Otis & Eleanor to thank for this design-forward speaker. Shying away from the ultra-techy look of most modern speakers, the Bongo is styled like a vintage analog radio. Even better than its bamboo exterior? The speaker's crisp, 360-degree sound.

We try to leave the tech at home when we travel, but all-too-often we find ourselves lugging around a MacBook. This travel-friendly pack has room for a DSLR (with 3-5 lenses) and laptop. Pair sheer space with a water resistant exterior and leather details, and we're sold.

There's no greater creature comfort than coffee, and this Kickstarter-funded press proves just that. The Espro is easy; just pour coffee grounds into the mug, add hot water, stir, wait a few minutes, press, and sip away. The insulated, double-walled stainless design will keep your caffeine nice and hot for hours.

Forgotten cities, subterranean rivers, and inextinguishable fire pits—that's just a taste of what dots the pages of the Atlas of Improbable Places. With maps, photographs, and detailed accounts of otherworldly destinations, the collection is a fascinating look at the unknown.

Interested in brewing your own 100-percent-organic kombucha? This kit easily walks home brewers through the process of tweaking your flavors, bottling your own drink, and caring for your kombucha culture.

It's 2017 and smartphone technology is beginning to outperform traditional tech. Throw this telephoto lens on your iPhone (it's made specifically for the 6/6s/6 Plus) and enjoy dramatic depth of field and 2X zoom.

Cocktails and camping are both high on our list of past-times. This nostalgic, speckled shaker and jigger set has us rearing and ready to bartend our next trip.

Whether your travels take you halfway around the world or just down the block, there's always plenty of discoveries to be made. This field guide offers illustrations, reference pages, checklists, and writing prompts that help you log the easy-to-forget aspects of your trip.

Unfortunately, it's not every day that we get to jet off to Morocco. So on days when we're really missing the sweet, savory, and spicy flavors of a Marrakech medina meal, we love the idea of cooking up our own tagine concoction.

This adorable instant camera has a rating of 4.5 stars based on over 11,000 reviews, so you can bet it measures up in terms of photo quality and portability. Features we love include a clip-on lens for close-up pictures, light/dark and indoor/outdoor settings, and two shutter buttons for either landscape or portrait photos.

Avid cyclists will want to get their hands on this Lonely Planet title. Covering more than 200 trails—including family-friendly jaunts and epic off-the-beaten-path asides— from the Pacific Coast Highway to Patagonia, it's sure to inspire your 2018 travels.

If you're a chronic over-cooker, the sous vide will quickly become your best friend. With WiFi and Bluetooth capability, ChefStep's sleek Joule syncs up to your iPhone or Android so you can cook restaurant-quality dishes from anywhere.

When we're on the road, we try to keep our look as no-fuss as possible. With One Prep Spray for detangling, Park Ave Blow Out Balm for added body, and Death Valley Dry Shampoo to keep things clean, that's where R+Co.'s travel set comes in handy.

Simple and stylish, this ergonomic pair of Urbanears features a built-in mic and remote so you can easily accept a call or skip ahead a few tracks.

This hydrating and repairing trio of French hand creams is ideal for white elephants and last-second exchanges. Loaded with organic shea butter, vitamin E, and Argan oil, the adorable tin set is great to have in your arsenal and doesn't feel like an afterthought.