☁️ Support to keep your head and neck comfortable.
🤍 Arm support for a more comfortable journey.
I finally managed to get comfortable on a long flight! The head support made such a difference. Wish I'd found this sooner.
Emily R.
★★★★★
Bought it for a 9-hour flight and was pleasantly surprised. Compact, easy to carry, and much better than my old travel pillow.
James T.
★★★★★
The hand support pouch is a game changer! My arms finally have somewhere comfortable to rest, and I don't keep changing positions while trying to sleep.
Olivia M.
★★★★★
Your Cloud Voyage set
Choose Essential, the Complete 3-in-1 set, or Travel Together with two complete sets. Each offer card shows its current price, original price and savings in your selected currency.
60-day guarantee
Your Cloud Voyage set comes with a 60-day guarantee. See our return policy for the terms and how to make a request.
Shipping information
Free shipping with no minimum order to all supported destinations. Delivery times and conditions are set out in our shipping policy.
Essential includes a sleep mask and an adjustable neck pillow. Complete 3-in-1 adds the arm support wrap. Travel Together includes two Complete 3-in-1 sets.
What is the difference between the three offers?
Choose Essential for the mask and neck support, Complete 3-in-1 for all three pieces, or Travel Together for two complete sets. Prices and savings are shown on each offer card.
Is shipping free?
Yes. Shipping is free, with no minimum order, to all supported destinations.
How do I adjust the set?
The pieces use adjustable straps and fastenings. Follow the product instructions to find a comfortable fit.
What guarantee does Cloud Voyage come with?
It comes with a 60-day guarantee. Please see our return policy for the full terms.
 
 
Still can't get comfortable?
Support your head and stop shifting from side to side.
 
 
 
 
Don't let the journey wear you out.
Less discomfort in your seat. More energy when you arrive.
 
 
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
Share the journey with a set for two
Better value per set
Free shipping with no minimum order
 
 
Your rest, made simple.
Support for your head, a place to rest your arms, and less light around you.
Get comfortable in a few simple steps.
Adjust your set and settle in for the journey.
Enjoy the journey. Enjoy the arrival.
Give your body a chance to relax along the way.
 
 
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
Your time to switch off
Comfort for the journey
Rest you can take with you
 
 
More than an eye mask
Three pieces to help you rest more comfortably while traveling.
 
Others
Sleep mask
Neck support
Arm support
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 537 reviews.
I am not someone who usually buys travel gadgets, but CloudVoyager made sense to me after a late-night flight. The hand and arm support made the sleeping position feel much less awkward. I would pack it again for any flight where I expect to sleep.
I used CloudVoyager in economy on a red-eye. The head support felt simple but surprisingly useful on a long journey. My arms felt more relaxed than they normally do on long flights. I liked having several comfort pieces together instead of packing them separately.
I am retired and travel more now than I used to, and I tried CloudVoyager on a seven-hour flight. The head support was the part I used most. It gave me a much steadier position when I nodded off. It folds down small enough that I did not mind carrying it in my hand luggage.
The eye mask and head support were the two parts I used most on a trip with two layovers. The eye mask blocked enough light for me to switch off even while people around me were watching screens. Once adjusted properly, the head support helped me stay in a much more comfortable position.
I gave it to my mum for a holiday and she said the head support was the best part. The head support was the part I used most. It gave me a much steadier position when I nodded off. I would pack it again for any flight where I expect to sleep.
I am in my thirties and often fly for short work trips, and I tried CloudVoyager on a late-night flight. I liked being able to rest my head without waking up every few minutes when it tilted forward. I liked having several comfort pieces together instead of packing them separately.
I took CloudVoyager on a red-eye and then used it again on a train a few days later. The padded support made it easier to relax without leaning awkwardly against the window. It fitted the headrest on my flight without any issue, but I can see why seat compatibility matters.
I often take overnight flights, so sleeping upright is something I deal with a lot. CloudVoyager gave my head and arms a more stable resting position. It is one of those products that makes more sense once you use it in an actual travel seat.
I bought CloudVoyager before a work trip because I wanted to sleep without carrying a huge neck pillow. The head support felt simple but surprisingly useful on a long journey. I liked having the eye mask included because it meant I did not have to pack a separate one.
I first tried CloudVoyager on a long-haul flight. It fitted the headrest on my flight without any issue, but I can see why seat compatibility matters. I did not use every piece for the whole journey, but I liked being able to choose what I needed.
I packed CloudVoyager for a short flight followed by a long transfer mainly because I wanted a more compact alternative to my usual travel pillow. The eye mask blocked enough light for me to switch off even while people around me were watching screens. I mainly used two parts of the kit and still felt it was worth bringing.
I used CloudVoyager on a transatlantic flight and the biggest surprise was the arm support. My arms felt more relaxed than they normally do on long flights. I slept longer than I normally manage on a plane.
I often take overnight flights. On a short flight followed by a long transfer, I used the head support, eye mask and arm support together. For such a compact travel item, it made a noticeable difference.
I used CloudVoyager on a connecting flight and the biggest surprise was the arm support. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. I was sceptical at first, but I ended up using every part of it.
I bought CloudVoyager before a late-night flight because I wanted to sleep without carrying a huge neck pillow. I normally wake up every time my head falls forward, so the head support was easily my favourite part. The mask was comfortable enough that I forgot I was wearing it after a few minutes.
I bought one for my daughter before her first long-haul flight and she used it for most of the journey. I liked being able to rest my head without waking up every few minutes when it tilted forward. It was much more useful than carrying a bulky travel pillow.
I am in my twenties and usually travel on a budget. On an international trip, I used the head support, eye mask and arm support together. I was sceptical at first, but I ended up using every part of it.
I am not someone who usually buys travel gadgets, but CloudVoyager made sense to me after a short flight followed by a long transfer. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. I slept longer than I normally manage on a plane.
I first tried CloudVoyager on a solo trip. The setup was easy on my flight, although I would not assume every seat is identical. I would have liked slightly clearer setup instructions, but the product itself was easy to figure out.
The eye mask and head support were the two parts I used most on a red-eye. The eye mask was especially useful during the cabin lighting changes. The padded head support made a bigger difference than I expected because my head was not constantly dropping to one side.
I took CloudVoyager on a short flight followed by a long transfer and then used it again on a train a few days later. I normally wake up every time my head falls forward, so the head support was easily my favourite part. The setup was easy on my flight, although I would not assume every seat is identical.
I used CloudVoyager in economy on a family holiday. The head support was the part I used most. It gave me a much steadier position when I nodded off. The hand and arm support made the sleeping position feel much less awkward. For such a compact travel item, it made a noticeable difference.
I used CloudVoyager in economy on a red-eye. The padded head support made a bigger difference than I expected because my head was not constantly dropping to one side. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. For such a compact travel item, it made a noticeable difference.
I used CloudVoyager on a connecting flight and the biggest surprise was the arm support. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. It takes a minute to adjust the first time, but after that it is very straightforward.
I bought it for my dad because he finds long flights uncomfortable and he was pleasantly surprised by it. I liked being able to rest my head without waking up every few minutes when it tilted forward. It folds down small enough that I did not mind carrying it in my hand luggage.
I packed CloudVoyager for a coach trip mainly because I wanted a more compact alternative to my usual travel pillow. I liked having the eye mask included because it meant I did not have to pack a separate one. It is one of those products that makes more sense once you use it in an actual travel seat.
I bought CloudVoyager before a long-haul flight because I wanted to sleep without carrying a huge neck pillow. I liked being able to rest my head without waking up every few minutes when it tilted forward. The eye mask was especially useful during the cabin lighting changes.
I commute by train regularly, and I tried CloudVoyager on a family holiday. I normally wake up every time my head falls forward, so the head support was easily my favourite part. It folds down small enough that I did not mind carrying it in my hand luggage.
I am in my sixties and like anything that makes travel a little easier. On a work trip, I used the head support, eye mask and arm support together. I was sceptical at first, but I ended up using every part of it.
I first tried CloudVoyager on a long-haul flight. It worked well on the seat I had, although I would still check the seat setup before travelling. I would not call it essential for a one-hour flight, but for longer journeys I can absolutely see the point.
The eye mask and head support were the two parts I used most on a connecting flight. The eye mask was especially useful during the cabin lighting changes. I normally wake up every time my head falls forward, so the head support was easily my favourite part.
I am not someone who usually buys travel gadgets, but CloudVoyager made sense to me after a coach trip. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. I liked that the whole setup was focused on the three things that usually bother me most when trying to sleep upright.
I took CloudVoyager on an international trip and then used it again on a train a few days later. The padded support made it easier to relax without leaning awkwardly against the window. It fitted the headrest on my flight without any issue, but I can see why seat compatibility matters.
I am in my sixties and like anything that makes travel a little easier, so sleeping upright is something I deal with a lot. CloudVoyager gave my head and arms a more stable resting position. The eye mask was my favourite part, while my partner preferred the head support.
I used CloudVoyager in economy on a family holiday. The padded support made it easier to relax without leaning awkwardly against the window. I liked having somewhere to rest my arms instead of keeping them crossed the whole time. It takes a minute to adjust the first time, but after that it is very straightforward.
I packed CloudVoyager for a solo trip mainly because I wanted a more compact alternative to my usual travel pillow. The eye mask blocked enough light for me to switch off even while people around me were watching screens. The eye mask was my favourite part, while my partner preferred the head support.
I am a university student and travel home quite a lot, and I tried CloudVoyager on a connecting flight. The head support was the part I used most. It gave me a much steadier position when I nodded off. It folds down small enough that I did not mind carrying it in my hand luggage.
I used CloudVoyager on a coach trip and the biggest surprise was the arm support. The arm support was probably the most unusual part of the kit, but it actually made sense once I tried it. It made economy travel feel a little less exhausting.
This was a present for my son before a study-abroad trip and he actually packed it, which says a lot. Once adjusted properly, the head support helped me stay in a much more comfortable position. I was sceptical at first, but I ended up using every part of it.
I bought CloudVoyager before a short flight followed by a long transfer because I wanted to sleep without carrying a huge neck pillow. I normally wake up every time my head falls forward, so the head support was easily my favourite part. I liked having the eye mask included because it meant I did not have to pack a separate one.