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Travelling by Azzaro
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Travelling

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Azzaro Travelling is a refreshing aromatic fougere for men, centered on a blend of lime, ginger, and coconut. This 2009 release creates a tropical atmosphere, ideal for hot summer days or beach vacations. It offers a unique take on freshness that stands apart from standard citrus scents, providing a relaxed, clean, and lightly spicy profile for casual wearers.

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144 VOTES
LONGEVITY
62
Long
24 votes
SILLAGE
60
Strong
36 votes
LOVE / HATE
71
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40 votes
PRICE VALUE
70
Good value
4 votes
RR SCORE
60
Well supported
40 votes
Ratings40
Reviews10
OVERALL64Well regarded144 votes
Open Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE

Moderate longevity of 4 to 6 hours with a polite, arm's length projection that excels in warm, humid weather conditions.

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Lime Basil Coriander
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Lavender Ginger Nutmeg
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A refreshing aromatic fougere that balances zesty lime and herbal basil with a spicy ginger and lavender heart, anchored by a creamy, dry coconut and woody patchouli base.

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Fresh Spicy
Aromatic
Coconut
Lavender
Green
Woody
Warm Spicy
Fresh
Citrus
Spicy
Sweet
Vanilla

The fragrance opens fresh and spicy before the coconut accord emerges, turning the composition creamy and slightly sweet as the woody base settles on the skin.

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Pros & Cons

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WHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT

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Masterful composition by renowned perfumers Christine Nagel and Benoist Lapouza

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Evocative coconut accord avoids becoming overly synthetic or cloying

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Excellent interplay between fresh lime and dry ginger

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Successfully bridges the gap between aromatic fougere and tropical fruity genres

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Provides a refreshing alternative to standard citrus heavy designer fragrances

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Sophisticated enough for mature wearers while remaining accessible to collectors

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Warm tonka bean base adds a pleasant depth that grounds the brighter notes

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Maintains a consistent quality throughout the dry down

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High level of blending creates a smooth and professional olfactory experience

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Rare, discovery status adds appeal for niche and designer fragrance enthusiasts

WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR

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Distribution is largely restricted to duty free channels

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Lacks the powerful projection required for high heat outdoor endurance

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May feel too lightweight for enthusiasts seeking dense or heavy fragrances

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Base notes can lack complexity on certain skin chemistries

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Initial citrus opening fades relatively quickly

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Does not possess the aggressive sillage modern trends often demand

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Design and branding feel somewhat disconnected from the scent character

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Limited seasonal utility in regions with harsh winter climates

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Dry down can occasionally lean into generic woody-sweet territory

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Availability creates a barrier for consistent signature scent usage

Fragranxe Review

EDITORIAL
“Azzaro Travelling: A Tropical Beachside Classic”

The opening of Azzaro Travelling is immediate and bright. A sharp burst of lime cuts through the air, supported by the herbaceous bite of basil and a touch of coriander. It is a standard, clean start that feels energetic and ready for a hot morning. This is not a complex, layered beginning, but it is effectively refreshing in high humidity.

As the fragrance enters the heart, the ginger and lavender take center stage. The lavender provides a classic fougere cleanliness, while the ginger adds a dry, spicy warmth that prevents the scent from becoming too sweet. This bridge between the citrus top and the base is where the fragrance finds its true character, moving from a standard citrus cologne feel into something more distinct.

The dry-down is where the coconut accord truly shines. It is not a syrupy, sun-tan lotion coconut, but a dry, woody interpretation that blends seamlessly with the Virginia cedar and patchouli. The tonka bean provides a ghost of sweetness that lingers on the skin, giving the base a rounded, creamy texture that stays approachable.

Regarding performance, it remains firmly in the moderate category. You can expect about 5 hours of reliable wear. It projects about an arm's length for the first two hours before pulling closer to the skin. It is built for heat, and its performance actually benefits from the warmth of the sun rather than shying away from it.

In terms of audience, this is a fragrance for someone who wants to smell clean and tropical without leaning into gourmand territory. It is a casual, weekend scent that fits best with linen shirts or beachwear. It is not an evening fragrance, and it might feel too light for formal events.

My verdict is to sample this if you enjoy coconut in men's perfumery. It is an interesting, well-blended piece of the Azzaro catalog that unfortunately lacks wide distribution. If you find it in a duty-free shop, it is an easy buy for anyone who likes a refreshing, spicy, and coconut-forward fragrance for the summer months.

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FAQs

What does Travelling by Azzaro smell like?+

It is a tropical fougere that blends zesty lime and basil with a prominent coconut accord. The heart brings in ginger and lavender, creating a fresh yet slightly creamy scent profile that feels like a beach cocktail.

How does the fragrance change from opening to dry-down?+

The opening is sharp and green with lime and coriander. As it dries, the ginger and lavender add a spicy floral dimension before the base introduces a creamy, resinous coconut and tonka bean finish on the skin.

What is the typical longevity of this perfume?+

Most users report moderate performance, typically lasting 4 to 6 hours on the skin. It holds up reasonably well in high-heat, high-humidity environments, though you might need a refresh during long summer days.

How strong is the projection?+

The sillage is generally moderate. It projects about arm's length for the first hour or two, making it suitable for casual settings like office environments or outdoor gatherings where you want to smell clean without overpowering others.

What season is best for this scent?+

It performs best in warm weather, specifically spring and summer. The coconut and citrus notes thrive in the heat, while the aromatic fougere base keeps it from feeling too cloying or dessert-like in the sun.

Is this a good fragrance for the office?+

Yes, its fresh and aromatic character makes it a safe choice for professional settings. The ginger and lavender provide a clean, energetic vibe that is rarely offensive, provided you stick to a moderate number of sprays.

What is the gender lean of this fragrance?+

Marketed as a male fragrance, it sits firmly in the aromatic fougere category. However, the creamy coconut and lavender notes are quite approachable, making it a viable option for anyone who enjoys tropical, non-sweet leaning summer scents.

Who is the target audience?+

It is aimed at men who enjoy casual, adventurous fragrances. If you like scents that capture a vacation mood without resorting to heavy sugar or woods, this is a great addition to a collection.

Can I layer this with other perfumes?+

You can layer it with simple citrus-heavy colognes to boost the freshness, or with a basic woody scent to ground the coconut accord. Experimenting with a light citrus splash can emphasize the opening lime note.

Does it have any similar alternatives or dupes?+

Some enthusiasts compare the lime opening to Escada Sentiment, though they diverge quickly. It shares the fresh, travel-focused aesthetic of other discontinued Azzaro scents like Jetlag, focusing on a beach-ready, aromatic profile rather than heavy sweetness.

Rankings

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Overall#15,381
Top Rated#15,141
Most Reviewed#15,121
Best Longevity#25,267
Best Sillage#21,233
Price Value#48,681

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While unique in its specific coconut-fougere blend, it shares the fresh, adventurous spirit of other vintage Azzaro releases like Jetlag.

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