Slow, personal travel writing from people who actually went: notes from the road rather than listicles and affiliate links.
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Hiking, hitchhiking, road trips, nomadic living, truck bed camping, archaeology, city guides, all of it solo, with lots of thoughts. It's not about The Plan, it's about the detour. Been posting since 2018. Recent trek: Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland.
Welcome to sunrivity, my travel & karate blog, where I write about my Day-trips (currently through Europe), Events (from food to nerdy), my martial arts journey (belt progress, competition prep) and behind-the-scenes of balancing work, training, and blogging.
True Adventure Seeker is a travel blog focused on affordable adventure travel, practical destination guides, and first-hand experiences from around the world. I share tips, itineraries, things to do, and budget advice to help travelers plan cool trips.
Safari Zoom is a digital platform dedicated to delivering top-tier and captivating content in the realm of tourism. Our primary audience encompasses tour guides, tourists, travel agencies, tour companies etc
The Walking Fed is a travel and food blog sharing honest guides, itineraries and memorable places to eat. It’s designed to help parents enjoy great adventures and great food (with little ones in tow).
The best travel blogs are written by people who went somewhere and paid attention. Independent travel writing favours slow trips, specific places and honest notes over top ten lists and affiliate links, which makes it far more useful when you are planning a journey of your own.
Here you can find trip reports, walking routes, long-term travel diaries, van and cycling blogs, and writing about living abroad. Know a travel blog that deserves more readers? Submit it to Wordfolk.
