The Top 51 Best Travel Blogs to Follow in 2023
by Jayaram Thapaliya · Updated August 22, 2023
Are you planning to go on an adventure somewhere? Before going somewhere for adventure, you should know information about the places. Nowadays, you can find information about the destination by reading blogs on the internet.
Nowadays we can find uncountable travel blogs that offer destination information. And, we’ve found some of the best of the best bloggers who share their adventures and give you many tips. These bloggers help you through their blogs so that you can travel like a pro.
The Top 51 Best Travel Blogs to Follow in 2023
Our picks for the best travel blogs in the world have something for everyone, from solo female travelers to active parents to photographers to family travelers to millennials.
So, let’s browse our 51 best travel blogs that are best for everyone. It is suitable for solo female travelers, photographer travelers, and family travelers.
Please note, here we have listed travel blogs in alphabetical order.
1. Alex in Wanderland
ALEX is a New York native who left her home to explore the world slowly and thoroughly. Along the way, She indulges her passions for photography, design, scuba diving, and squealing over small animals.
Three posts we like from Alex in Wanderland
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2. Adventurous Kate
Kate teaches women how to travel the world safely and properly. She wants to help her blog readers to have the best trip ever.
She quit her job to travel the world alone in 2010. 9 years later, Kate has traveled to 83 countries and all 7 continents. Interesting things, she never went back to a “real” job because she is busy traveling and to work her own blog.
Kate’s goal is to show readers how they can travel the world on their own — easily, safely, and adventurously.
Three posts we like from Alex in Wanderland
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3. Anna Everywhere
Anna Everywhere is a chic adventure travel blog which is owned by Anna. This blog combines inspiration for on & off the path adventure travels with elements of cultural and historical aspects of it.
Anna is a successful digital nomad who visited over 80 countries on all 7 continents. The interesting fact of Anna is , Mostly she traveled solo but recently also with a husband, baby and her cat.
You should follow Anna Everywhere blog beacause mostly articles on “Anna Everywhere” are written from an expat perspective, which gives readers more depth information regarding destinations.
What Anna Belives is “Embrace your dreams, travel, and achieve your goals”.
The 2 post I like most from Anna Everywhere.
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4. Amateur Traveler
Chris Christensen started The Amateur Traveler podcast in 2005, and he continues to produce shows and blog about his travels on his award-winning travel podcast and blog.
Christensen try and create content that helps traveler do travel planning. Inside this blog, you’ll find articles on how to travel, how to save money or where to go. So you should follow Amateur Traveler.
In short, Amateur Traveler is an Award Winning Travel Blog and Podcast helping real travelers plan real trips to their own backyard or around the world.
The two post I like most from Amateur Traveler.
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5. Bucket List Adventures
Annette, the author of Bucket List Adventures, co-owner of Sugo Trattoria, the boss at buck & co. and creator of the award-winning travel blog, Bucket List Journey.
The main mission of Bucket List Journey is to give every person in the world the tools and inspiration to live their bucket list. Her passion is for checking the world off her bucket list one adventure at a time.
Annette like puppies, fuzzy socks and jammy red wine too.
The three post I like most from Bucket list Journery
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6. Borders of Adventure
BECKI Enright is the owner of Border of Adventure. She is British Travel Press award-winning writer, blogger and avid explorer.
Borders of Adventure is all about taking journeys to change perceptions, where travel narrative is combined with social, historical, political and cultural reporting.
She’ve travelled to 70 countries across six continents. In fact, you’ll find all manner of culture and adventure blogs and insights into these destinations by visiting Borders of Adventure destinations page.
Interesting fact : The name ‘Borders of Adventure’ sums up exactly how BECKI Enright travel.
The three post I like most from Border of Adventure.
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7. Bearfoot Theory
Kristen is the founder of Bearfoot Theory. In 2014, she quit her Washington DC job to hike the John Muir Trail. Afterwards Kristen started her own business.
Today Kristen is an award-winning outdoor blogger and a half-time vanlifer. She used to spend as much time in the fresh air as she can.
Kristen goal to star “Bearfoot Theory” blog is to provide the inspiration & information you need to get outside and live more adventurously, no matter your outdoor experience.
The two post I like most from Bearfoot Theory.
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Jayaram Thapaliya, an executive director at BASE CAMP HIKE. He has trekked to mostly places in Nepal. He has been to Annapurna Circuit more than 10 times. Jayaram is the one who is ready to help you to make wonderful trip in Nepal.
