Blogs of Travel

This blog started as a way to update far away family members about how we were surviving school & marriage & describing our adventures, big & small. It then grew into more of a somewhat meaningless "get all the readers" type of blog. Now we've moved in to writing content we really care about -- you guessed it -- ADVENTURE.

I'm Cristal, a solo traveler currently making my way around the world and stopping in my favourite places. I'm a fan of slow travel, trying new foods and integrating myself into the local culture.

We're Rob and Taiss. Just a couple of regular kids who grew up in Northern California, got college degrees, worked on growing in our careers, got married, and then...decided to move to Thailand!

Hi, Im Tiffany, a 20-something post-grad living in DC. I started this blog back in 2011 as a way to keep in touch with family and friends while I studied abroad in Paris. And I got hooked. Hooked on travel and hooked on blogging. I continue to blog because I love telling stories (I could talk for hours). I also like chasing down new adventures, so my arsenal of stories is always growing. My desire for adventure is mostly fulfilled through travel, and along the way I enjoy taking pictures and eating really good food.

Very high appeal. Love is one of a kind. Very romantic. Most caring person you will ever meet! Spontaneous. Entirely creative. Extremely random & proud of it. Love traveling. A philosopher & thinker. Very ambitious. Need physical freedom & independence. Earn & spend easily.

I have been lucky enough to visit 37 countries & 6 continents so far and hope to visit over 100 in my lifetime. Please keep up to date with my worldwide adventures through my blogging, videos and photos, as I explore our weird and wonderful world.

Welcome to my travel blog. During this visit I encourage you to take a walk in my shoes while browsing through these entertaining and informative travel journals

the personal travel blog of Tony Wheeler, the founder of Lonely Planet

An American with a passport is a dangerous combination. Writer Kelli Mutchler is determined to prove that - even for a Yank - the world is worth traveling. If not on feet, at least in words.

Toothbrush Travels is the travel blog of Amy Morgan, an eternal wanderluster who believes that travelling the world and having a career aren't mutually exclusive