Adventure travel is the foundation of our travel blog so we love finding people pushing their limits. These are true adventurers that see the world through the lens of adventure. if you want to be inspired to push your limits, these are the people to follow.
Expert Vagabond– is one of the best adventure blogs. We’ve been following Matt for nearly a decade as he does everything from hitchhiking across the US to trekking through Afghanistan. If you are looking for some extreme adventures, he is the place to go. But Matt also shares step by step guides for everything from how to rent a car in Europe to and great travel photography
Adventure Junkies – An amazing resource of travel guides for all things adventure. When you are planning your next trip, look to this travel blog for everything adventure!
Etramping.com – A place for those who seek adrenaline and have a curiosity for new unique destinations.
Hike Bike Travel – Canadian adventurer, Leigh offers itineraries and travel tips focusing on hiking and adventures from over 3 decades of travel. We met Leigh while cycling Africa in 2008 and she was as inspiring then as she is today!
Monkeys and Mountains – One of the best hiking and outdoor blogs for nearly a decade. Adventure by day, luxury by night. Canadian ex-pat Lauren lives in Germany but shares adventure travel tips from around the world.
Nomadaurus – Alesha and Jarryd travel the world full time, 365 days a year since 2008. They are now living the van life through Australia be sure to check them out on social media too.
Divergent Travelers – America’s Adventure Couple living by the motto – Dare, Dream, Diverge. They are still traveling full time and going strong!
Mapping Megan – Megan and Mike are Adrenaline junkies sharing travel tips and advice around the world.
Wild Junket – One of the first blogs we ever followed! Veteran adventure travel blogger, tour leader, and mum on a quest to visit every country in the world. Nellie has been traveling blogging since 2008/
The World Travel Guy – David has done it all from surviving earthquakes in Indonesia to bombings in Bangkok. And he does it all on a modest budget.