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30 Top Travel Photography Blogs for 2024

Written by BELLA FALK

As a passionate traveller, photographer and blogger, I’m always looking for inspiration. I love looking at travel photography blogs to learn more about new places, see what other people are doing, and pick up tips and ideas for my own work.

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And when travel is a challenge, the cost of living is too high, flights are expensive or you just can’t get the time off work, exploring via travel blog photos is the best way to feed your wanderlust.

And there are LOADS out there! When you stop to look at just a few, you’ll see there’s an astonishing number of highly-talented, hugely creative people pouring their heart and soul into their travel photography blogs, creating gorgeous content and then putting it out into the world for you and I to enjoy, free!

But of course the downside to that is that if you’re looking for travel photographers to follow, the choice can be overwhelming! Where do you even begin?

Choosing the best travel blogs

That’s why I’ve collated this list of amazing travel photography blogs to start you off. It’s not exhaustive by any means, but I think it gives you a fantastic taste of the kind of talent that’s out there.

The bloggers in this list are a mix of nationalities, ages, and specialisms, some are full-time professional travel photographers or travel bloggers, others do it for the love, but they all share one thing in common: they’re some of the best and most gifted content creators working today.

In their own words they’ve described how they created their travel photography blogs and what you can expect from their travel blog pictures, so you should definitely be able to find plenty in here to fuel your wanderlust and give you tips for your own travel photography .

So without further ado, in no particular order (but starting with my own because why not?!), here they are: 30 Beautiful Travel Photography Blogs to Inspire you in 2024.

Passport & Pixels

Passport & Pixels is a travel and photography blog created by Bella (that’s me!), a TV documentary filmmaker , photographer and travel writer from London. An adventurer with an eye for colourful places and characters, Bella’s main interests are wildlife , candid street portraits , and off-the-beaten-track destinations .

Her passion for adventure has taken her to places as far-flung as Guatemala , Uganda , Myanmar , Morocco , Kenya , Botswana and even Antarctica , from where she brings back gorgeous and colourful images that have earned her numerous awards and award nominations, including winning Best Photography at the Travel Media Awards 2020 and being shortlisted five times for the prestigious international Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards .

Her photography has also been published in National Geographic Traveller, Wanderlust, JRNY magazine, The Great Outdoors, Discover Britain, Travel Africa and BBC Wildlife Magazine among others.

Bella shares her photos and the stories behind them on this amazing travel blog, as well as offering travel advice and tips on how to improve your own travel and wildlife photography .

Feel free to stick around and explore this site using the dropdown menus above, or scroll on down to find many more stunning travel photography blogs to awe and amaze you.

Read more: 25 Spectacular Places To Visit For Travel Photography

The Diary of a Nomad

The Diary of a Nomad is a travel photography blog with a special focus on unique, lesser-visited destinations. It was launched in 2020 by Jiayi Wang, whose photography style is a mixture of colorful and dreamy, usually characterized by symmetry and leading lines. 

The Diary of a Nomad showcases incredibly detailed and comprehensive travel guides for countries that aren’t on most tourists’ radars, such as Azerbaijan, Iran, and Pakistan. Jiayi’s passion is to help bridge cultural gaps and show the warmth and beauty of these destinations through inviting photography .

There’s a large variety of photography on The Diary of a Nomad, including landscapes, architecture, and street photography. With that said, Jiayi’s most treasured work are her photos of Uzbekistan’s jaw-dropping mosques and madrasahs. These images have been featured on various media outlets such as Lonely Planet, Condé Nast Traveller, and USA Today, and have made Jiayi even more passionate about what she does.

Check out Jiayi’s Uzbekistan photos and much more at The Diary of a Nomad  

The Evolista

After a career in entertainment advertising for 15 years, Jen and Guy’s passion for adventurous vacations around the world turned into a full fledged adventure travel blog called The Evolista. It made perfect sense because these two have traveled to 40+ countries and all 50 states.

Their travel is all about bucket list experiences, whether it’s ballooning in Turkey, riding camels across the Sahara or walking the Great Wall in China. They love meeting interesting people and actively seeing as much of the planet as possible. You’ll find them catching sunrise in the Wadi Rum desert, or trying to talk to people who don’t speak their language, but not by the pool at an all inclusive beach hotel.

Their photography is about capturing the feeling of the experience so that readers can see themselves in various locations. Jen is usually the explorer and Guy is capturing the moment.

With no prior photography experience in a world full of professional photographers, Guy just keeps taking it to the next level and trying to up his photo game. That has involved a crazy drone crash and waking up before the crack of dawn more times that they care to admit, all in hopes of getting that perfect shot.

Find Jen and Guy at The Evolista

Waffles and Lamingtons

Theo and Lynsey met while both travelling solo through the backpacking paradise that is Central America , so Waffles and Lamingtons was born as a passion project. A way of sharing their enthusiasm for photography in some of t he most beautiful places in the world .

Originally from Australia and Belgium, the couple are constantly on the look out for their next adventure with a special appeal for those countries that provide an unfamiliar cultural experience.

While their amazing travel blog has a clear focus on photography, Lynsey and Theo also compose stories from their travels. Their writing provides both a factual guide to exploring the destination and a personal account of their experience in that country. Reading their blogs provides just the detail needed to prepare you for your next adventure.

Having recently spent a considerable amount of time exploring Morocco ’s labyrinth-like medinas and the dramatic landscapes of Iceland , the couple’s unique representation of the extremities that come within these countries beautifully represents their work.

Check out their travel photography blog at Waffles and Lamingtons .

Wander-Lush

Founded in 2015 by Australian journalist Emily Lush, Wander-Lush is a culture-focused travel blog that aims to shine a light on lesser-visited destinations in the South Caucasus, the Balkans, and Southeast Asia. With a background in fair trade and international development, Emily’s driving goal is to promote sustainable community tourism in these regions.

Alongside detailed, thoughtful travel guides that focus on small businesses and culturally immersive experiences, Wander-Lush has become a platform for visual storytelling. Emily is a self-taught photographer whose passion for street photography , portraits, and capturing architecture has developed organically as her blog has grown. As a writer who’s accustomed to hiding behind her laptop, learning to step out into the world with her camera has been a life-changing process.

As a traveller, Emily loves learning about different cultures through traditions, festivals, foods, handicrafts and material cultures – and these are the topics you can often find documented on her beautiful travel blog. Her photography has also been published by Conde Nast Traveller, CNN Arabic, Passion Passport, Elle Vietnam, and others.

See Emily’s photos from her current home base, Georgia, and beyond at  Wander-Lush .

A World To Travel

After studying, volunteering and working their way around the world; the Galician couple Inma Gregorio and Jose Martinez launched the highly visual sustainable lifestyle and travel blog A World to Travel in 2012 to share their experiences around the world, passion for festivals and unique events, the great outdoors, and all things responsible tourism.

From the beginning, one of its main focuses was photography. Be it landscape, music festivals, architecture, and even portraiture for some special projects like his series ‘Humans in Indonesia’; their images – except on rare occasions in black and white – are colourful and bring to life a pleasant world, where the human figure usually only gives the scale and donates the prominence to what surrounds us, which usually deserves it more. You will like it if the idea of ‘tiny people in big places’ seduces you.

They have been featured in some of the world’s largest print and TV media including the BBC, National Geographic, and Lonely Planet. In addition, they collaborate with other great travel outlets on a regular basis. More recently A World to Travel has been awarded as the most responsible travel blog of the year in their home country, Spain.

Explore their site at A World To Travel

Continent Hop

Continent Hop is a travel, culture and food blog that focuses heavily on photography. While you will find numerous beautiful landscape pictures that accompany detailed guides, you will also find equally stunning food photos!

A multi-nominated blogger and journalist, Lavina loves street photography, and so Continent Hop contains many candid moments from the street, sometimes portraits taken with permission. 

Lavina always loved photography; however, only when she established Continent Hop in 2015 did she realise she could showcase these on a website rather than put them up only on Facebook.

While you will find the occasional popular destinations, Lavina prefers capturing photos that go hand in hand with a story. Destinations that have something to share that not many people are aware of, interesting conversations from the road, and ingredients that talk about secrets passed on from generation to generation are some of the moments Lavina aims to capture with her casual yet breathtaking style. 

Find Lavina at  Continent Hop

The Coastal Campaign

The Coastal Campaign is a travel photography blog with a focus on aerial travel photography. Luke and Roxy’s passion for aerial photography began in 2016 while living in Western Australia . Being surrounded by beautiful beaches, they soon realised the coastline was even more stunning when viewed from above. They honed their skills while living there and their passion for aerial photography and travel naturally evolved into their travel photography blog.

While travelling, Luke and Roxy are always searching for the most beautiful, off the beaten path beaches they can find. Capturing photos of these places with no other tourists motivates them to get up at sunrise when they visit a new place to have it all to themselves. When you visit their blog expect to see a stunning range of remote beaches from Australia and Asia, with a real focus on Western Australia and the Philippines. 

While they also shoot from handheld cameras, they feel their best work is done from the air. The picture below was taken at Bon Bon Beach on Romblon Island. It took 4 days, an internal flight, 3 ferries and several local busses to reach this isolated paradise.

Follow Luke and Roxy’s adventures at The Coastal Campaign .

Finding Alexx

Alexx is a solo female traveller who explores the world with her trusty tripod in tow. Her travel photography is all about finding bright and colourful photo spots, capturing epic experiences, sharing the funkiest places to stay and discovering the best food to eat.

Travelling alone can make taking photos tough, but with a decent tripod, a reasonably cheap photography kit, a bit of research and some early morning wake ups, Alexx manages to snap some brilliant photos of famous landmarks, stunning scenery and hidden gems.

She talks a lot about the best entry-level photography gear , phones and accessories for people interested in taking their travel snaps to the next level, as well as her research and shooting process which lets her capture photos solo while avoiding both huge crowds and risky situations (like passing your phone to a stranger!). She’s also super passionate about ensuring destination photos are realistic and representative of a destination, to avoid the all-too-familiar feeling of disappointment when somewhere you visit looks nothing like the photos.

Visit her travel photography blog for destination guides with wanderlust-inducing photos , practical photography tips and a healthy dose of the realities behind long-term solo travel.

You can find Alexx at Finding Alexx.

Bobo & Chichi 

Megan Indoe and Scott Herder run the travel photography blog and resource Bobo & Chichi which is full of informative travel guides, photography, and unique hyperlapse/hyperflow videos.

Scott Herder, in addition to being one half of the Bobo & Chichi team, is an award winning professional videographer and travel photographer who has worked not only with destinations from all over the world but also with globally known brands on their own digital marketing content. Their specialty style is known as hyperlapse or hyperflow photography, which Scott also teaches to aspiring filmmakers who want to learn this style. 

This style blends timelapse, hyperlapse, and video footage into a unique type of video that bends and plays with time showcasing the changes from day to night in just a few seconds. Their destination films alone take over 100+ hours to make from planning, filming, and editing with a result that shows off a destination like you’e never seen before.

Check them out at Bobo & Chichi .

Chasing Lenscapes

Chasing Lenscapes is the love child of Sari and Maya, two sisters and photographers who have a passion for travel, culture and food (not necessarily in that order). They have been documenting their travels for years and finally decided to turn their passion into a career after completing their photography studies.

What can you find on Chasing Lenscapes? Travel and photography guides with useful tips on how to plan the perfect weekend getaway or where to find the best photography locations. This travel photography blog aims to show you the best parts of a city, the coolest neighbourhoods, local restaurants and hidden gems and to inspire you to travel the world.

If you love trendy city guides or you’re looking to discover off the beaten path locations,  and maybe you are looking for some tips to improve your photography or want to know how to find local artisans and find the best viewpoints, you are going the love these guides and inspirational photo essays.

Find them at Chasing Lenscapes .

Shoot from the Trip

Dylan Jones founded his travel photography blog Shoot from the Trip in 2017, as a platform to share his passion for photography and travel. Having travelled extensively throughout Europe and the US, the site covers a wide range of destinations with a heavy focus on the outdoors and mountain landscapes.

Being a fan of photography from the likes of Ansel Adams, Dylan’s passion to head out to the Western US National Parks had been present from a young age, and to be able to capture those same dramatic landscapes within the United States was a dream come true. 

Shoot from the Trip covers a wide range of destinations as well as mountain scenes. From city breaks, all-inclusive beach resorts , ancient Italian towns or theme parks and attractions, there is something to suit everyone. Having recently relocated back to North Wales on the edges of Snowdonia, expect more stunning landscape scenery and stories in the coming months.

See Dylan’s work at Shoot From The Trip .

Bronwyn Townsend

Bronwyn Townsend is a travel photographer and writer sharing curated destination guides, itineraries, and photography tips. With more than a decade of experience and visiting 50 countries across five continents, she specialises in European and Japanese travel inspiration.

Her photography style focuses on a mix of cityscapes and nature, helping transport readers to the historic streets of Europe’s Old Towns or the beauty of Japan’s autumn landscapes. Now based in London, her love affair with a camera began on a three-month family road trip around her home in Australia, where she learned to understand the power of light while photographing Uluru with her dad at sunset.

Since then, her work has graced the pages of publications like National Geographic Traveller, Conde Nast Traveler, ELLE, and Lodestars Anthology. From grand moments like capturing the orca migration among frozen fjords in Norway to the empty streets of Kanazawa at sunrise, Bronwyn’s images are all about showcasing some of the world’s most incredible destinations.

Determined to inspire travellers to find beauty wherever they go, her blog is also full of handy travel tips and recommendations, including advice on when and where to visit for the best photography opportunities. 

Check out her work at BronwynTownsend.com .

Delve Into Europe

David Angel has been a professional travel photographer for over 20 years. He has had many thousands of images published in media worldwide over this time, and undertaken many commissioned assignments in the UK and Europe.

He also worked as commissioning editor and art director for one of the UK’s main national tourism bodies for 14 years, during which time he continued to freelance. This experience informed and influenced his photography, as he worked with some of the best photographers in the UK, collaborating with and directing photographers with specialisms from lifestyle to press to landscape.

David is completely self-taught, and has considered himself a landscape and location photographer first and foremost. When photographing well-known locations, he always tries to produce something different, his mantra being to look for the photograph within the photograph. He has always loved to photograph architecture, and specialized in night photography from the outset of his career. He loves photographing Prague, where he currently lives, and other cities he enjoys photographing include Venice, London and Sydney.

The subject matter of his travel photography blog has meant branching out to include more diverse content, from cafes and street scenes to details of locations. He says he never switches off, always mentally composing images wherever he goes – which is especially true in Prague.

Check out his work at Delve Into Europe .

Divergent Travellers

If you’re landing on the homepage of travel photography blog Divergent Travelers, prepare to be transported to some of the most beautiful and interesting places on the planet. Multiple award-winning travel photographer Lina Stock, along with her husband David, illustrate stories and travel guides from more than 100 countries on all 7 continents with stunning photography.

From a very young age, Lina was drawn to photography and learned quickly to delineate between the poor-quality photos her tiny film camera produced and that of the SLR Pentax her mother carried with her. It didn’t take long until she was mastering the art of photographing subjects with that SLR in hand.

For many years she shot photos as an amateur, simply for the pleasure of creating pretty images, before ultimately turning professional and pursuing the career and lifestyle she has today in travel content creation.

When asked about her specialties, she doesn’t hesitate to state that while photographing unique wildlife and off-beat destinations around the globe is her passion, she cannot be pulled away from an epic landscape either. The beauty of photographing travel is the ever-changing amount of subjects and scenarios that are present, making it the perfect genre for someone that loves to be on the move.

Find Lina’s work at Divergent Travelers .

Anywhere We Roam

Mark and Paul from Anywhere We Roam specialise in natural travel photography; capturing wildlife hotspots, immersive landscapes and off-the-beaten track destinations. With a thirst for adventure, their photography is an invitation to gain unique experiences and enduring travel memories.  

With little attention on big sights or famous Instagram hotspots, Anywhere We Roam focuses the lens on less visited destinations with a story to tell. Their travel blog is a journey through moments that inspire and experiences that enthral, engaging the senses and recreating the emotion of being somewhere completely new. In doing so their travel photography blog encourages a deeper look at different cultures and different ways of life.

Anywhere We Roam is no ordinary photo and travel blog. It’s breath-taking scenery on relatively unknown hiking trails; it’s close encounters with some of the world’s most precious wildlife; it’s local characters and their collective stories; it’s the joy of simple travel experiences. It’s photography in the moment; inspiration for future adventures.  

Visit them at Anywhere We Roam .

Eat Live Travel Drink

Nicole Sunderland is a travel and food photographer from Washington, D.C. whose main focus is beautiful destinations, luxury hotels and a lot of landscapes and sunsets. She uses a drone and a Canon DSLR to make the majority of her photos which she posts on her travel photography website.

Her main focus is to shoot beautiful imagery with no people in them and do light editing so that the viewer can truly understand what to expect when they visit. Not having people in 95% of her images is what has helped her stand out in the travel photography industry. Most photographers take photos with them as the focal point of the image. From the beginning her focus was always to keep her photographs clean and with no people so the viewer could really picture themselves there. 

Another thing she focuses on in her travels is food. Not a lot of travel photographers do both, but there is no denying that food and travel go hand in hand. Often people want to know what they can eat at resorts/hotels or restaurant recommendations for cities they are visiting. Same process, she takes these photos with no people in them and close up or flatlays.

Find Nicole at Eat Live Travel Drink .

Trimm Travels

Trimm Travels is a travel photography blog focusing on all aspects of travel photography but with specialities in wildlife, aerial, and nighttime cityscapes. When visiting the site, readers can expect to find a photography menu divided into a variety of categories. Additionally, there is an average of 30-50 photos per post with a writing style that supports the photos vs the photos supporting the writing.

Categories include aerial, cityscapes, natural landscapes, tropical, and wildlife, and are updated periodically. Aerials are mostly shot from windows of commercial flights while featured wildlife shots are obtained unbaited in the wild.

This site focuses on colorful photography. Whether that is shimmering city lights dancing on the water at night or an array of colorful bowls and rugs found in markets across the world, Trimm Travels’ photography is meant to invoke a sense of colorful, meaningful influence without changing the natural colors of scenery. 

Photography guides are part of Trimm Travels, a North American Travel Journalist Association photography award winner. Readers can find inspiration for their own photos as well as how to obtain the best shots for iconic locations. The desire is to help other travel photography enthusiasts achieve their goals! 

Visit Trimm Travels to find out more.

As a photographer, the visual experience is central to Jodie’s travel blog, Alajode. As well as having an entire section dedicated to travel photography, she uses her photography to bring all of her other posts to life. 

Since Jodie’s travel blog focuses on responsible travel and ecotourism, wildlife photography features heavily in many of her posts. She often travels to see wildlife and share advice for how others can do the same. From the rainforests of Borneo and the depths of the Okavango Delta in Botswana , to the remote Galapagos Islands, Jodie has travelled all over the world to photograph endangered and unique wildlife, and then share them with her readers through both words and images.  

If you also love wildlife, you’ll love scrolling through her wildlife-focused posts. Otherwise, you’re sure to enjoy her guided itineraries and the epic landscape photos that accompany them. 

Check out Jodie’s travel photography at Alajode .

Experiencing the Globe

In her photo and travel blog, Coni, a Chilean freelance photographer, allows us to be part of her journey through her pictures and stories. Her goal is to inspire people to travel more sustainably, which translates even to her travel photos. As a Human Rights lawyer turned travel writer, her main interest is portraits. She’s going around the world trying to make people understand that there’s only one human race, and we’re all part of it – no matter where we happened to be born.

She’s been to 50+ countries in 5 continents, always looking for the unexplored treasures along the way, guided by her wonderful travel experiences bucket list. You’ll be transported from Iran to Bosnia & Herzegovina, stopping in places like Armenia and Ukraine. Beware – you’ll be booking your next trip within the first ten minutes of browsing!

Enjoy the experience at Experiencing the Globe .

Finding The Universe

Finding the Universe, by photographer Laurence Norah and his wife Jessica, is a travel photography blog which has been live since 2010. The site helps people plan trips to destinations all around the world, and is also filled with useful and practical travel photography tips and advice. There are also thousands of photos from all around the world, for those looking for a bit of travel inspiration.

Laurence particularly loves to shoot remote landscapes, and enjoys getting out into nature and capturing the world in all its beauty. He’s been a passionate photographer for over 30 years, and his work has been published in print and online in major publications, including the BBC and CNN. Laurence believes anyone can learn to take great photos, and has written a great many guides to improving your photography, which you can read on his site.

Learn more at  Finding The Universe .

It’s All Trip To Me

It’s All Trip To Me is a travel photography blog run by writer Maria and photographer Katerina. On this website, photos are not just there to fill the gaps and provide interruptions to huge blocks of writing, but they are a vital part of the actual storytelling. Katerina’s travel photography adds value to the stories told, brings life to the most precious travel memories and inspires the readers’ future adventures. 

As a travel photographer, Katerina is particularly fond of landscape photography. She makes use of special moments during the day, such as the golden hour, in order to capture the scenery in the most stunning colours. She also loves to shoot incredible night scenes and is known for having a soft spot for long exposure shots as well.

Visiting this site, you should expect nothing less than top-quality photos of gorgeous natural settings, fascinating urban scenes and unique travel moments, all painted in the most enchanting colours and taken on a camera rather than a cell phone. Last but not least, It’s All Trip To Me will soon feature a special section dedicated to travel photography which will include photography tips as well as inspirational articles about the best photo locations around the world

Find Maria and Katerina at It’s All Trip To Me .

Meandering Wild

Meandering Wild is a travel photography blog combining wildlife encounters, wild places and road trips.  The emphasis is on exploring the more remote areas of the planet and creating photographs that help save your memories. 

As well as sharing beautiful locations the blog shares insights into how photographs were taken and how this can be replicated with whatever camera you have available. The photography tutorials are simple and can be applied to any camera from a phone to a DSLR. The whole blog focusses on our environment, our place within that environment and how photography can preserve memories, the landscape and the wildlife we find.

Find Suzanne at Meandering Wild .

Travel With Kat

On her travel and photo blog, Travel With Kat, Kathryn shares her passion for discovering new countries, cultures and cuisines. With a background in graphic design and photography while working within the travel industry, as you might expect, her site is packed full of wonderful images from her adventures around the world. She started her blog initially just for fun and soon found a new passion for writing. In 2017, Kathryn was delighted to win the British Guild of Travel Writers’ Blogger of the Year. Being dyslexic, this is an award she’s particularly proud of. 

Kathryn’s most recent blog post is a celebration of the wildlife of Borneo, where she was lucky enough to photograph such animals as orangutans, proboscis monkeys and pygmy elephants in the wild. If you’re an animal lover, be sure to also check out her images from Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest and Clayoquot Sound. Architecture, land, and city spaces as well as people, all feature on her blog, as does her home county of West Sussex in England. 

Guides to local cuisine are another popular topic – her site is oozing with mouth-watering food imagery. It’s probably best not to visit on an empty stomach!

Check out her Borneo photos and much more at Travel With Kat .

Follow Me Away

Victoria and Terrence are the duo behind Followmeaway.com and the Follow Me Away Project. Terrence is the primary photographer and Victoria does the drone photography and writing.

They travel the world and shoot fairytale-esque travel blog photography in different landscapes wearing capes, long dresses and more. Most photos are shot from behind so the viewer can place themselves in the composition, and so that the emotion of the person in the photo doesn’t take away from the viewer imagining themselves in the location. Their favourite places for travel photography are Iceland and Ireland.

Follow their adventures at Follow Me Away

Travel? Yes Please!

Rhonda Krause is a travel photographer based in Edmonton, Canada who shares her work on Travel? Yes Please!, a travel photography blog that provides independent travellers with destination inspiration and advice.

Photography takes centre stage on Travel? Yes Please! as each article is illustrated with a large selection of pictures. It’s a priority of Rhonda’s to showcase each destination with quality photographs because she believes that pictures have the power to inspire people to travel like nothing else. 

On Rhonda’s website you’ll find sharp, bright, vibrant pictures of landscapes, architecture and wildlife. Aside from the odd black and white photograph, most of her work is edited to reflect how the scene looked in real life. Rhonda’s specialty is making the viewer feel like they are part of the scene by filling the frame with her subject, creating a sense of depth, and using leading lines.

You can find Rhonda at Travel? Yes Please!

Trip & Trail

Chris is a travel photographer with an affinity for adventure, as well as the documentation of everyday life and local culture in foreign countries. His projects are usually a series of images interweaved and sequenced to narrate a story, with smaller separate stories frequently being unfolded inside each image.

A brief look into his portfolio reveals a multi-genre background which includes everything from street photography, to landscape and portraiture. The fact that travel photography is an amalgam of many photography genders is what drew him to shoot travel from the beginning.

Chris is also the founder of Trip & Trail, a photography travel blog where he regularly publishes his stories and photo essays. His compositions are characterized by strong lines and are many times defined by the presence of strong human element, or the complete lack of it. He shoots in both colour and black and white.

To see more, head over to Trip & Trail .

The Wayward Walrus

The Wayward Walrus is a display of quirky travel tales as told by owner Alex, a native to sunny Florida, solo female world traveler and avid music enthusiast. Her little slice of cyberspace was birthed through her desire to capture and share the beautiful sights and sounds this world of ours has to offer. The blog is written for those, like Alex, who were the daydreaming, head in the clouds type, always looking for the next adventure.

She began her passion of photography with 35mm film and her high school dark room, learning the basics of photography. Years later, she combined her love of music and travel by working with online music publications to capture scenes and artists from music festivals around the world as festival press. 

After conquering over 30 countries, mostly on her own, Alex has developed a stylized approach to her travel photography. Her photos are often edited to add a surrealistic look to the places she’s visited to represent how she felt there. Most notably, her series “Once Upon A Time” featured on her Instagram (@thewaywardwalrus), utilizes Lightroom and Photoshop to transform her cityscape and architecture photography into dream-like scenes of fantasy.

You can find Alex at The Wayward Walrus .

Engineer on Tour

Through Engineer On Tour Alexander brings you travel photo stories from Europe. There are a large number of posts on Finland and Russia, which are the place he lives and his home country. Unlike most travel photographers, his inspiration doesn’t come from the postcard/magazine style. He was inspired by the photographers of old and modern photojournalists who have been right next to life-changing events with their cameras.

In his travel photography blog, Alexander shows the things that he considers most significant in his region. The photos show the real-life, not the glossed-over postcard-like images. For instance, you will find out how people of Finland choose to be close to nature, how Finns innovate education, what life in St. Petersburg’s inner yards is like, and much more.

For deep travel in high-resolution, as well as camera and lens reviews, visit  Engineer on Tour .

Green Global Travel

The writing/photography team of Bret Love and Mary Gabbett have been traveling and working together for nearly 14 years now. Their impressive resume includes respected media outlets such as  American Way ,  National Geographic , Yahoo Travel, and dozens of airline and hotel magazines around the world. 

The couple shares a passion for travel, outdoor adventure, nature/wildlife conservation, and learning about traditional indigenous cultures. In 2010 they launched their first collaborative blog, Green Global Travel. A year later, their photography and video work was highlighted in a series on the wildlife of the Galapagos for World Wildlife Fund, which led to massive growth for their responsible travel-focused website. 

Having traveled to 50+ countries on 6 continents, the couple loves using their travel photographer website to inspire others to travel more sustainably and protect the planet’s fragile ecosystems, as well as the people and animals who inhabit them. 

Find them at Green Global Travel .

And that’s it! I really hope you’ve enjoyed this countdown of some of my favourite travel photography sites.

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Welcome to our travel photography blog.

Photos have the incredible ability to transport you to a place, tell a story and provide inspiration, simply by capturing one moment in time.

Ever since the camera was invented in 1816, humans have been fascinated with the art of photography.

Fast forward to today, and almost every single person on this planet has access to a camera, whether that is a professional DSLR, a point-and-shoot, or just their smartphone in their pocket.

Storytelling through imagery is now part of our daily lives, whether that’s through photojournalism, entertainment, food, family, or in our case, travel.

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A Look at My 20 Top Travel Photos of 2021

The clock is beginning to run out on the year 2021 and that means it is about time for my annual post on my Top Travel Photos of the year. To be completely honest, when the year started, my hope was that this post would be filled with wonderful pictures from my autumn trip to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. However, the COVID-19 curse put a dent in my travel plans once again and left me scrambling to change my travel plans this autumn. As frustrating as it was to have to push back my trip, I was extremely blessed to be able to go on several incredible adventures this past year. From those adventures, I was able to capture several great photographs that I am very happy with. The purpose of this annual post is to share these photographs with you in the hopes that it inspires you to plan your next big adventure.

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Elephant Seal Vista in California

The travel year began for me with a trip to Southern California to visit my brother and his family. I love getting to see them, but I also love my visits because there are so many incredible things to see and do in Southern California. One of my favorite stops, when I am down there, is the Elephant Seal vista North of Santa Barbara. Seeing these huge and incredible creatures up close is remarkable.

Bull Elephant Seal

This year when I visited, I was lucky enough to visit around mating season, so there were a lot of huge bull elephant seals on the beach. You really have no idea just how massive these seals are until you see them in person. This guy was doing his best to protect a prime piece of beach that he had staked his claim to.

Pinnacles National Park

One of my favorite stops on my California trip this year was to a national park that I have been trying to find time to visit for years. Pinnacles National Park is one of the newer parks in the United States, and it is also one of the smallest. However, what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in beauty. I think this shot of the jagged rock formations in the high hills of the park perfectly showcases the beauty of this incredible park. If you would like to learn more about the park, I have linked to a visitor guide I created for you to review below.

Condor Landing at Pinnacles National Park

Without a doubt, some of the top travel photos that I took this past year were of the incredible California Condors at Pinnacles National Park. If you haven’t had an opportunity to see these incredible birds in person, you are really missing out. If you think the size and beauty of bald eagles are impressive, wait until you see these kings of the sky.

Condor in Flight at Pinnacles National Park

If I had to narrow down the favorite of my top travel photos from this year, it would be very difficult to not choose this shot of a California Condor in mid-flight at Pinnacles National Park. Seeing this picture brings back such fond memories of seeing these amazing birds in person and just sitting mesmerized as I watched them soar above the park.

Beautiful Santa Barbara, California

Ever since I first visited my brother and his family in Santa Barbara, California, I have been in love with the city. If you love outdoor adventure, the city of Santa Barbara couldn’t be a more perfect destination for you. With close proximity to some incredible surfing spots and the Sierra Nevada range only a short way away, there is always something to do outside. Not to mention, it is the gateway to the Channel Islands, which is one of the most incredible and underrated national parks in the United States. There is some of the best whale watching in the world off of the islands. I took the picture below from high up on the bluffs behind Santa Barbara. In the distance, you can actually see the Channel Islands off the coast. So beautiful!

Beautiful Sunset in Ventura, California

One thing that you can always count on when visiting California is experiencing some of the most vibrant and brilliant sunsets imaginable. This was certainly the case when we visited Ventura, California. The sunset off the beach was so incredible that I was able to capture a number of amazing photographs. This sunset photo is definitely one of my top travel photos of this past year. You can see the surfers trying to get in as many waves as they can before the sun sets behind the horizon.

California Sunset Dreaming

This is another photograph that I took of the same sunset that I am equally as proud of. You can see the young family at the bottom of the screen out on the beach enjoying the incredible view. If I had the time, I would try and spend every evening chasing sunsets as it often produces some of the top travel photos and most memorable shots. If you would like to learn how to predict when there will be an amazing sunrise or sunset to photograph, I have included a guide that you can review below.

Exploring the Porcupine Mountains

As the calendar year turned to Summer in the Midwest United States, it was time for me to head to the Great Lakes to embark on what has become a yearly tradition for me. Each summer, I try and seek out some of the best kayaking destinations to explore. This year, one of the destinations that I chose to explore was the beautiful Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. These rolling hills (I wouldn’t actually call them mountains) are absolutely beautiful and have some really fantastic hiking trails for visitors to explore. I love this shot that I was able to get that shows the mountains with Lake Superior in the distance.

Beautiful Bond Falls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

One of the best parts about the Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is all of the incredible waterfalls in the area. One of my favorites to visit when I am in the area is the beautiful Bond Falls, which is located just outside of the park. I was able to capture this beautiful photograph of the falls with the reflection in the water on my visit this past summer. Such a beautiful place.

Breathtaking Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Without a doubt, the hallmark of my summer kayaking trip was a visit to the infamous Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. If you love to kayak, then Pictured Rocks is an absolute must-visit destination. It is home to some of the best big freshwater kayaking in North America. It is also where I took some of my top travel photos of the year. The huge rock cliffs that highlight this spectacular coastline are amazing to explore from the water. You can also hike along the top of the cliffs to get a bird’s eye view of this dramatic coastline. I absolutely love this shot that I got when I hiked the Mosquito Beach and Chapel Beach loop this summer.

Kayaking Fun at Pictured National Lakeshore

While there might be some wonderful hiking trails at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, the claim to fame for this coastline is the spectacular giant coastal cliffs. One of the most popular ways to see and experience these cliffs is to get out on the water in a kayak and explore the coastline. That is exactly what I did this summer, and the experience is one that I will not soon forget. This photograph of our group kayaking thru the large archway on the coastline is one of my top travel photos of the year for sure. For more information on how to visit Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and get out on the water and kayak this amazing coastline, please see my Definitive Pictured Rocks Travel Guide linked below.

Pictured Rocks Kayaking Adventure

While the kayaking at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore was cool enough, having the opportunity to do so around sunset just added to this magical experience. As I have mentioned many times on my blog, photographing around sunset or early morning around sunrise are my favorite times of day to take pictures. This shot that I got on the back end of my Pictured Rocks Kayaking adventure is one of my favorites because the soft light of the evening gives the picture a warm glow. What an amazing moment to capture!

Exploring Leprechaun Canyon

My last big trip of the year was to Southern Utah and without a doubt, this trip ended up delivering some of my top travel photos of the year. Southern Utah is such a magical place, which is why I keep getting drawn back there to explore and photograph. On this trip, I was determined to discover some of the lesser-known spots in Southern Utah and explore them so that I could share them with you. One of these places was the beautiful Leprechaun Canyon Slot. I have explored several breathtaking slot canyons in my travel adventures, and Leprechaun Canyon ranks right up there with some of the most beautiful. However, the best part about Leprechaun Canyon is that it is not nearly as busy or crowded as some of the other slot canyons in Southern Utah. As you can see in this photograph of me, we have the canyon all to ourselves.

Exploring the Amazing Goblin Valley State Park

While Southern Utah’s five national parks may get most of the attention, the area is also home to some truly spectacular state parks for visitors to enjoy as well. Without a doubt, one of the most incredible state parks to visit in Southern Utah is the beautiful Goblin Valley State Park. Much like the nearby Bryce Canyon National Park, the Goblin Valley State Park is known for its incredible canyons filled with amazing rock formations. I love this photograph that I took in Goblin Valley because it showcases both the area’s vastness and beauty.

The Beauty of Goblin Valley State Park

Like most places in Southern Utah, the beauty of Goblin Valley State Park is only enhanced as the sun starts to set. I absolutely love the glow in this photograph that I took of the breathtaking rock formations in the valley that make Goblin Valley State Park such a treasured destination. It almost feels like you are walking on the planet Mars when the sun starts to set and the red rock formations in the valley start to glow with the setting sun. It’s a stunning time to see the park!

A Monument Valley Sunset at Forrest Gump Point

Not only is this photograph of Monument Valley one of my top travel photos of 2021, but it is also one of my favorite photographs that I have ever taken in Southern Utah. If this landscape looks familiar, it is probably because it has been showcased in a large number of movies throughout the years. Most famously, this exact spot was showcased in the 1990’s classic “Forrest Gump”, starring Tom Hanks. If you don’t recall the scene, this is where Forrest Gump abruptly stops his cross-country run and decides to go home. It is a beautiful viewpoint of a breathtaking landscape. I love the glowing sunset sky in this shot I was able to capture at Forrest Gump Point this past autumn.

The Beautiful Alstrom Point in Glen Canyon

This photograph that I took of the incredible Alstrom Point in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Southern Utah could have made my list of the top travel photos of 2021 for me simply because it is a destination that I have tried to reach at least a handful of times in the past and failed. I simply never had enough time and the correct vehicle to reach this viewpoint before. This past autumn I was bound and determined to get there, so I set aside a large portion of an afternoon and made sure I had a high clearance 4×4 vehicle with me. Needless to say, getting there still wasn’t easy and involved white knuckle driving on an unimproved road at night, but I was able to finally capture some long-desired photographs of Alstrom Point like this beauty here.

Posing for a Picture at Alstrom Point

This sunset photograph that I was able to take of myself at the incredible Alstrom Point in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is one of my favorite self-portraits of all time. I am absolutely obsessed with the breathtaking viewpoints in Southern Utah and Alstrom Point is one of the most beautiful and difficult to reach. The fact I was able to make it there this year and get this photograph makes me so very happy!

An Amazing Sunrise at Reflection Canyon

For years, the favorite photograph that I have ever taken was one that I took early on in my adventure travels of the incredible Morraine Lake near Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. While I still absolutely cherish that photograph, I may have a new all-time favorite picture. Never before in my adventure travels have I had to work so hard to get a photograph. To get this beautiful sunrise shot of Reflection Canyon in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Southern Utah I had to drive 2.5-hours a mere 50-miles down an unimproved road, hike roughly 18-miles on an unmarked trail thru slot canyons and deep washes, and camp out overnight in 28-degree Fahrenheit temperatures to be ready to capture this photograph. After seeing how it turned out, it was so worth it!

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These are great photos!

Thank you so much Laci!! 😄

That Sunrise At Reflection Canyon is one of the most beautiful photos I’ve ever seen. And what an amazing place.

Thank you so very much Coral!! You made my day!! 😃

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21 Best Sites To Find Free Travel Photos for Your Travel Blog

by Paul @ Travel is Life | May 22, 2021 | Travel Bloggers , Travel Tips & Resources | 2 comments

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Do you need free travel images to use on your travel blog? Me too. I use many of my own photos on Travel is Life so that there's no issue with copyright, but occasionally I need a travel photo for a specific blog post and I don't have anything relevant in my collection. So I reach out to photographers on Instagram and ask if I can use one of their photos and credit them. Most photographers I've e-mailed say yes, but I don't always have the time to search out photos, message individual photographers, and wait for a response. So when I'm in a hurry and need photos right away, I access my super secret database of websites that offer incredible high resolution travel photography available completely free for commercial use. Today I'm going to share that list of websites with you.

For this list, I focus on websites that offer photos under the Creative Commons Zero license so that I can copy, modify, and use the photos (even for commercial purposes) without asking for permission or providing attribution. It may go without saying, but for this list, I also focused on websites that exclusively offered beautiful travel photography. I don't want to spend all day searching through a database of millions of free photos to find the diamond in the rough. I'm looking for a certain caliber of photos that typically come from sites where the owners spend time and energy personally curating the photos. Without further ado, here's my list.

UPDATE: This article was originally entitled “10 Best Sites To Find Free Travel Photos for Your Travel Blog” and published in 2017. Since then I've continually updated the article with new sites as I've come across them, and now the list has grown to 18 19 20 21! If you know of any other good ones, leave a comment at the bottom of this post or e-mail [email protected] and I'll add them to the list. Thanks!

Best Websites for Free Commercial Use Travel Photography

1. unsplash.com.

They feature 10 photos every 10 days that are chosen by notable creatives from varied backgrounds. I'm in love with this site. They have such high caliber photographers, and the photos are so beautiful, that sometimes I get lost in thought looking through them. Unsplash is one of the first places I start my search. I have a folder on my computer with my favorites from their site for quick access. I may not have a reason to use my saved photos yet, but I probably will in the future.

2. Realisticshots.com

They add 7 new photos every week. Realistic Shots offers a good selection of travel photos plus food and drink photos. They also have a lot more “stock looking” photos than Unsplash, like posed objects or people, which can come in handy.

3. Pixabay.com

Pixabay is the motherload of free images, but not all of them are travel. They have almost a million free high resolution stock photos, vectors, and illustrations. Even though all of them aren't related to travel, they've got more than enough to keep you busy. I love how extensive their collection is, so it's possible to get specific about what you're looking for using their search tool.

4. Gratisography.com

This website is unique because it offers a healthy selection of travel and non-travel photos all taken by the same photographer Ryan McGuire. So if you like his style, you'll be very pleased with your photo options. He seems like a funny guy and his sense of humor translates into his photos. This is a great site with some fun photos that you won't find elsewhere.

5. Magdeleine.co

A beautiful selection with a distinct style. This site offers nature, abstract, and vintage shots. Many of the photographs aren't a fit for my website's aesthetic, but I had to include it on the list because if it fits your aesthetic, it's a gold mine for you.

6. StockSnap.io

This site adds hundreds of new photos every week. They have so many that you'll want to use the search feature to find what you're looking for. Not all of the photos are as high caliber as I'd like them to be, but their selection is extensive. And then again, not every shot you use needs to be award winning. There's a need for free travel photos of all caliber.

7. PublicDomainArchive.com

This website curates the best photos available from the public domain. There are only a few hundred photos available for download, but I like the curator's style. Hundreds of photo options are better than thousands if the curator picks the right ones.

8. TravelCoffeeBook.com

This site prides itself on specifically sharing beautiful travel moments. And no, they're not all about coffee! The site is regularly updated and I also like that there's the option to download all the photos in bulk. They add 10 new photos every 10 days by travelers all around the world.

9. Visualhunt.com

This website searches through over 300 million creative commons photos from various databases. Even though the selection can be overwhelming and is far from “curated” like some of the other websites on this list, they offer a great user interface and search feature on the website. Unlike most of the other websites on this list, they also allow you to embed the photos on your site (instead of download and reupload). Personally I'd rather host all my own photos, but maybe that'd be a benefit to you. Due to their selection size, you have to do some digging sometimes to find the right photo. I almost didn't include it on the list for that reason, but in the end, it's a valuable tool for finding free travel photos. For example, searching “bangkok thailand” brought up hundreds of photos, but it took some scrolling to find a good one.

10. Fancycrave.com

This site is a free stock photo site created by photographer Igor Ovsyannykov in February 2015 that offers a collection of free photos from Igor's travels around Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Laos, and Japan. The motto of the website is, “People are tired of cheesy stock photos. Instead they want images that are authentic, emotionally driven, and tell a story. This is where Fancycrave comes in.” A great site to browse through and download some favorites for future posts.

You tell me!

What did I miss? Where are your favorite places to get free travel photography for your travel blog (other than your own camera)? Drop your suggestions in the comments below. For now, I hope this curated list of websites makes your life easier when searching for travel photos for your site.

Happy Travels!

New Additions

Here's where I'll add new photography sites to the list as I discover them.

11. GoodFreePhotos.com

Here's a site by photographer Yinan Chen with over 16,000 public domain images, many of which are his own photos. I like Yinan's site because he categorizes the photos by location. GoodFreePhotos.com specializes in photos of state parks, national parks, national landmarks, and historical sites, and he's also got categories for business, tech, animal, plant, and food photos. And he takes requests! My first request is a photo of me somewhere amazing. I'll meet you there. Thanks for submitting your site Yinan.

12. PikWizard.com

PikWizard is my latest addition to this list with over 100,000 completely free images, of which over 20,000 of those are exclusive to their site. They are also adding new images to their library daily and their ultimate goal is to reach more than 1 million images. The images are high quality and the interface of the website is sleek so I'm happy to add it to the list. Thank you to Micheal Brennan for reaching out to me via e-mail and informing me about your site.

13. Shutterography.com

The latest addition to this list was submitted by Gabe who started Shutterography, a new but growing free commercial use image website. All of the photos on the website at the time that I'm writing this came from Gabe, his friends, and photographers that they know personally, which means you won't find these same photos on every other stock website. Shutterography will be adding new photos weekly.

14. ShapesofColor.com

Thank you to photographer Georgii Dolgykh for e-mailing me about his project Shapes of Color, which at the time of writing this, features 87+ photo shoots published (over 1000 images). Not all of the shoots are travel-related, but he does have photos from some popular locations like Singapore, Prague, Krakow, with more on the way. He recently opened his licensing up to allow for commercial use and modification without accreditation, which opens the door to being included on this list. Lots of great work over there with photos that you won't find on other photo sharing sites.

15. Pexels.com

Here's a site I should've added a long time ago, because I use it all the time. However, I typically use it to access their free stock video resources for my travel videos , not usually for their photos — although they offer a great selection of both.

16. PicJumbo.com

I only recently discovered PicJumbo, however it's been around since 2013. As the story goes, the founder Viktor Hanacek submitted one of his photos to another stock photo site and they rejected it because it wasn't “good enough quality”… so he started his own site. Flash forward to today, and PicJumbo has had over 3+ million downloads. They offer a combination of free and premium photos, however I'm including them on this list because they have such an overwhelming amount of high quality free photos to choose from.

17. MorgueFile.com

MorgueFile offers a decent sized selection of free commercial use travel photos with one interesting twist… if you can't find what you're looking for, you can request it! Their #Quest feature sends morguefile photographers on a voluntary daily photo challenge to capture photos around a particular theme, which are then available to you and other creatives to use in your designs and your professional work under their free stock photo license.

Reshot offers a selection of hand-picked photos for use commercially. Something unique about Reshot is their Photo Packs, which are curated photos within a certain theme. For example, at the time I'm writing this, they've got a few packs like Everyday Technology Pack which features photos of people using cell phones and laptops, and Flat Lay Pack which feature overhead shots of food, gear, and workspaces. Their Photo Packs can save you a lot of time pouring through hundreds (or thousands) of stock photos to find a theme that you like for a project.

19. Life of Pix

Life of Pix offers free commercial use photography for your travel blog. They don't have a huge selection in comparison to other sites on this list, but the photos they offer are unique to their site and you may just find what you're looking for. They have a nifty feature which pulls colors from the photo you're viewing and lets you search for other photos within the same color scheme.

20. NegativeSpace.co

Here's another great site with 100% CC0 licensed images that are completely free to use. The name of their site is derived from the photography principal of negative space, which they explain better than I could so I'll quote them below:

Most people who look at this photo are familiar with this sort of visual manipulation. The blades of grass found in the center of the photo are clear and in focus while everything around them is blurred. This is how the photographer tells us where to look. Those blades of grass are the positive space (or subject) in this photo. The blurred area that allows us to focus on the subject is the negative space.

21. Wunderstock

Thanks Justin Smith for e-mailing me about his site Wunderstock which offers a combination of curated public domain images and an integrated Creative Commons search of Flickr. Not every image on Wunderstock fits our criteria of free / commercial use / no attribution — however they offer large enough of a selection that fit our criteria, and it's easy enough to filter though the ones that do and don't, that I'm including them on the list. In the future, Wunderstock plans on creating their own content as well.

A word of caution before you go…

Megan Zink of ModeratelyExcited.com brought up an important point when I shared this article in our Travel is Life Creators Facebook group. She said:

Great article! You may also just want to caution people to be careful. I’ve never had this happen knock on wood but apparently there are copyright trolls out there that will upload their content to these sites and then pursue legal action. Always a reminder to be on your toes! We actually still use these sites where I work but I’m more careful to not use pictures that have people’s faces in them (or crop them out) because a lot of times the photographer doesn’t get the right model releases either. Whew!

In fact, many of the sites above actually mention in their disclaimers that they cannot guarantee that all models have given releases. So with anything free, use at your own risk. I don't hear about issues like that happening a whole lot, and like Megan, luckily it's never happened to me, but it's worth mentioning as a word of caution. Hope that doesn't scare you away! You should be pretty safe using the resources above.

Hi Paul, Thanks a lot for these very useful resource. It could be completed with https://pixnio.com/ro/fotografii/turism .

Regards, Daniel

Thanks Daniel. What’s the story behind Pixnio? I read the About page and FAQs but didn’t see much about who started it and what the story behind the site is. Can you share more details and I’ll add it to the list?

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19 Best Travel Photography Blogs

By Tata Rossi 16 days ago, Inspiration

Whatever your trips or plans, the best travel photography blogs will perfectly satisfy your travel craving. While it is impossible to travel across closed borders due to quarantine measures against COVID-19, viewing travel blog pictures is the only way to help explore a future trip, remember a favorite vacation, or inspire you to explore something completely new.

Top 19 Travel Photography Blogs

• TravelAndDestinations - Information center for travelers
• TravelFreak - Coverage of all practical aspects of travel
• Ken Kaminesky Blog - Professional travel photographer’s blog
• PhotoTraces - Simple and clear presentation style
• Camping Fun Zone - Active sports while traveling are in focus
• Farfelue - A well-organized blog dedicated to Paris and beyond
• AnnMarie John - Frequent posts
• Photodoto - Educational blog for photographers
• Stuck in Customs - HDR Photography, travel photography and camera reviews
• CampingHiking - Hiking trip photography tricks and suggestions
• Bookatrekking - Hiking destination guides
• Anywhere We Roam - Best travel blog of UK
• Owl Over The World - Complete destination guides
• Aperlust - Travel tips from a pro
• Alex In Wanderland - An award-winning travel blog documenting journeys since 2009
• The Legendary Adventures of Anna - For fans of travel, comments and social subtext
• Beers and Beans - Creators of Pin-Up Live, the innovative live chat on Pinterest
• Kirsten Alana - Creative socially conscious visual stories
• Paris in Four Months - Focuses on the glamorous side of Paris

Many travel photographers have switched to Instagram, but some researchers continue to share amazing images with stories that can excite, motivate and inspire. Whether you are a regular traveler or not, you will enjoy viewing the photo travel blog to learn more about new places, other people’s activities, as well as find tips, ideas and inspiration for your own work.

Now travel blogs look the same, with common standard templates due to automated tools that let you focus on writing articles, marketing and SEO, sacrificing user experience for profit. In this article, you will find a list of blogs with different identities that aren’t overloaded with unnecessary content.

1. TravelAndDestinations - Our Choice

• Illustrative guides
• Pro global authors
• Travel-optimized UI
• Photography tips
• Free trials, special offers
• Content of an advertising nature

Verdict: TravelAndDestinations is a fully illustrated information center and travel resource created by an avid traveler and itinerant photographer Mike Clegg to help travelers around the world. Travel shots here are supplemented with travel articles that contain ideas about places to visit and things to do upon arrival, as well as city guides, budget travel tips and everything related to travel destinations.

This versatile blog features articles about photos, interviews, travel tips and tricks to help and inspire travelers. It is the best travel photography blog to find vacation ideas and places to visit. A number of keen travel writers regularly share their experiences via this website, which is designed to provide visitors with a good experience and high-quality content, as well as photography tips , so that they can make more informed decisions about shooting on trips.

2. TravelFreak

• Practical experience to help you prevent mistakes
• Testing of equipment
• Travel tips from the team of pros
• Collaboration with well-known publications
• More attention is paid to equipment, not shooting

Verdict: Talented mixologist and TravelFREAK creator Jeremy Scott wants you to put your doubts aside, and he will stop at nothing to make you do it, enticing you with beautiful photos and a free photo tour that evokes a passion for travel. TravelFREAK has an excellent travel photography portfolio.

This professional adventurer has created an online community. Its goal is to help as many people as possible to discover the world of traveling. If you have a travel camera and wild spirit, Jeremy will do everything to take you outside, on the road and in nature. By focusing on transformative and adventurous rides, you will immediately book your next plane ticket - most likely by viewing one of his photo essays. Besides, I recommend to follow the Photographertouch blog that will help you become a better photographer on your next trip.

3. Ken Kaminesky Blog

• Professional shots of rare natural phenomena
• Articles with tips and hints
• Organizing exotic photo tours
• Collaboration with famous photography magazines
• Rare updates

Verdict: Ken’s home page shows a passion for travel and photography, encouraging us to read the catalog. His view of the amazing things immediately catches the eye when you examine his shots. Ken takes juicy, detailed pictures of landmarks around the world on a variety of topics, from culture and nature to people at work. Ken’s cityscapes are beautiful, and his nature shots are particularly rich.

His travel blog pictures are some of the most comprehensive, from the interior of the Hungarian Opera house to the wild river in Canada. Not only does Ken share his images, but he also gives you tips on how to take them.

4. PhotoTraces

• Cruises recommendations
• Regular posts
• Shares practical experience
• Equipment tests
• Lack of convenient article categorization

Verdict: PhotoTraces blog was created to make photographers’ life easier and explain complex things in simple terms. You may think that photography is expensive and too difficult because of tons of “extra” stuff around it. In fact, the reality is different from this opinion.

If you don't have to deal with these distractions, you can focus on key tasks and enjoy the process. Viktor Elizarov, the owner of PhotoTraces , is ready to share his experience. He talks about his entire journey in the industry: from the first steps to the business aspect of photography.

This community consists of more than 60,000 photographers and photo enthusiasts. They are ready to open their secrets and make learning easier and fun.

5. Camping Fun Zone

• Describes various outdoor activities
• Handy content categorization
• Bright traveling photos
• List of places and leisure activities
• Too little text info

Verdict: Camping Fun Zone is an eye-grabbing live travel photography blog where the author publishes a great variety of travel photos to inspire followers. Here you will find a myriad of images featuring various travel and outdoor sports activities including fishing, birdwatching, hiking, etc.

Conveniently, they are organized into categories like Camping, Adventure, Places, RVS, Equipment, Vehicles, and Nature to accelerate your search for the required content. In addition to multiple travel photos, the blogger also gives readers helpful tips on how to cope with certain difficulties or prepare for a certain type of activity.

6. Farfelue

• Clear organization into places and categories
• Articles describing the attractions
• Little advertising content
• Excellent shots, unique tips
• Interesting Instagram feed
• The main theme is dedicated to one place
• Not all tabs are filled with content

Verdict: Faye is an Englishwoman who moved to Paris and started a photoblog about the city in a unique way, not just with a few overexposed professional shots. It is hard to make Paris look bad, but Farfelue knows how to make Paris perfect. While Faye’s blog is great for its Paris travel guide and travel tips, it is mostly notable for her shots that capture the French capital in all its glory.

Farfelue should be your main reference point and one of the best travel photography blogs if you are planning a trip to the French capital. Focusing on Paris, she has been traveling around the world as well.

A quick visit to her blog shows a variety of places, 15 of them in Europe alone. Her travel photography blog goes beyond that, with beautiful photo guides to major but not so popular cities and countries like Rome, London, Reykjavik, Myanmar and many others.

7. AnnMarie John

• Helpful photography tips
• Accommodation reviews
• Convenient categorization
• Cruises tips
• Frequent posts

Verdict: AnnMarie John is an engaging travel and lifestyle blog, run by a retired army veteran and amateur photographer. Anna shares her images alongside great writing and tips on traveling across the globe, you won’t find anywhere else. She’s travelling around the world with her kids and posts helpful articles frequently.

The blog is conveniently categorized, and all the tips are divided by destinations: Africa, Asia, Americas, Middle East, Caribbean, Oceania, Disney, from where she brings back gorgeous and colourful images.

8. Photodoto

• Constant updates
• Contains categories for easy search
• A good choice of free learning tools
• Simple language
• The design could be more modern

Verdict: Photodoto is an informative photography blog that includes educational posts on a variety of genres. The authors of the blog believe that you need to be well-versed in the equipment, constantly hone your photo editing skills, and also take inspiration from various sources to become a successful photographer.

Here you will find articles that will be useful for both novice photographers and professionals with extensive experience. The blog contains a wide collection of ebooks, articles, email courses, and other learning materials for those who want to improve their skills. Readers regularly get access to new articles and guides that will be useful for their work.

9. Stuck in Customs

• Plenty of tutorials and guides
• Hardware and software reviews
• Shots from exclusive events and festivals
• The blog is simply overloaded with information
• Exclusive content and unlimited access have to be paid for

Verdict: Trey Ratcliffe has created and runs a blog dedicated to art and travel photography, with a free guide to HDR photography , photography tips, reviews of cameras and photo editing programs. The author is a sincere old-school gentleman researcher with really cool toys. Trey has one of the greatest personal travel blogs, and his shots reflect some of the amazing places that he writes a lot about.

Here you will find a lot of Asia, a bit of Antarctica with the addition of South America in moderation. His shots shine from different angles and perspectives. Trey has a real talent for photography, and his images, from the Great Wall of China to the mountains of New Zealand, will make you pack your bags as soon as possible.

10. CampingHiking

• Abundance of notes on camping sites, hiking trails, and recreational areas
• Convenient article search
• Tips for both beginners and professionals
• Outdated interface

Verdict: The CampingHiking blog was created in 2020 and its main goal is to help visitors come up with new hiking trip ideas. Here you’ll find articles on how to take unconventional travel photos and where you can organize an outdoor photoshoot. The website contains information about a long list of campgrounds, recreational areas, and hiking trails.

Other than that, the blog provides general tips on portrait and product photography as well as suggestions on how to take photos using a drone. The author also publishes articles on how to set up your photography studio properly and start making money with your work.

11. Bookatrekking

• Convenient website design
• In-depth hiking and trekking destination articles
• Articles appear regularly
• Inconvenient article search

Verdict: Bookatrekking believes that every step you take on a hiking trail is a step closer to discovering the beauty of our planet. Their travel blog is your gateway to a world of awe-inspiring landscapes, untamed wilderness, and incredible treks. They curate a diverse selection of hiking routes, catering to both novice explorers and seasoned trailblazers.

Their travel blog boasts a treasure trove of meticulously crafted articles that delve deep into the heart of hiking destinations. Each piece is a labor of love, thoughtfully composed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the terrain, culture, and challenges that await you on your adventure.

12. Anywhere We Roam

• Detailed routes broken down by day
• Useful links for booked trips
• Focus on wildlife and exotic locations
• Articles with reviews and ideas to be implemented

Verdict: This blog is an invitation to get a unique experience and unforgettable memories of unusual trips. Without paying much attention to major attractions or famous hotspots, Mark and Paul from Anywhere We Roam focus the lens on less-visited places where there is a lot untold.

Their adventure photography blog is a journey through inspiring moments and exciting experiences that engage the senses and recreate the emotions of being in a completely new place, encouraging a deeper look at different cultures through lifestyle photography . These are breathtaking landscapes on relatively unknown hiking trails, close encounters with some of the world’s most valuable animals, local characters and their collective stories, as well as the joy of simple travel.

13. Owl Over The World

• Describes various destinations in detail
• Doesn’t post many ads
• Professional shots, handy tips
• Female-oriented content

Verdict: Owl Over The World is the name of the blog created by a traveler Bilyana. During her travels across the globe, she is always trying to find something unexpected, meet locals and other travelers to learn more about their experiences, try new things, and explore her surroundings wherever the road takes her.

Bilyana is a huge fan of outdoor pursuits. As a true thrillseeker, she enjoys adrenaline activities and always tries to learn more about various countries that she visits during her travels in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Being a seasoned traveler, Bilyana often supplements her photos taken during the trips with unique tips based on her own experience. Her blog is easy to navigate thanks to the convenient system of categories. You can sort tips by different locations, such as Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East, the Caucasus region. From every trip, she brings back stunning images of incredible locations.

14. Aperlust

• Helpful tips for photographers
• Posts appear regularly
• Fantastic images

Verdict: Aperlust is a blog run by a young guy named Vincent. He is an avid traveler, photographer, and WordPress enthusiast. He created his blog to share ideas on topics he likes. Vincent has a penchant for traveling and documenting his adventures along the way.

The blog abounds with useful tips on how to choose shooting equipment, what places to visit if you are fond of hiking, how to use Photoshop for image processing, how to earn money being a photographer, and more. Besides, there is a section with inspirational travel quotes, which you are bound to like.

15. Alex In Wanderland

• Plenty of organized archives
• Original site design and map
• Virtual portfolio of writing for well-known publications
• Promo codes and discounts

Verdict: Many years ago, NY-born Alex left the US to travel around the world, documenting her trips in the blog, and never looked back. Her adventures are reflected in her gorgeous shots.

Alex has a well-designed website, so it is a pleasure to browse. It breaks down tourist activities into categories that are easy to find. Her passion for travel is infectious, and the travel map is amazing. The site is clear, and the beautiful design makes it one of the best travel photography blogs.

16. The Legendary Adventures of Anna

• Interesting articles about travel and social phenomena
• Free consulting
• Stunning Instagram
• Site adaptation and design are minimal

Verdict: Anna’s blog is a humorous reflection on the joys of travel. A playful mood defines the idea and style of this travel blog. She gives a number of useful travel and restaurant tips, especially for Northern and Southern America. Her images of Iceland are particularly spectacular.

Anna shares her travel photography stories along with great emails and travel tips around the world. She currently has five travel guides to Japan, Italy, British Columbia, Ecuador and Iceland. Take a look at her Instagram to find the best shots. They convey her exuberant spirit and passion for travel.

17. Beers And Beans

• Good blog content
• Creative campaigns
• Feedback about the app, product, hotel
• Creators of Pin-Up Live, an innovative chat

Verdict: Here is one of the most extensive travel blog websites. If you are planning a trip, get plenty of travel tips and tricks, destination details, info on volunteering and more. Beth and Randy have interesting photo essays, writing and travel tips.

Their shots are joyful, diverse and inspiring. The Venice After Dark series is very atmospheric. Also, check out their Pinterest Board, one of the most well-known travel photography boards.

18. Kirsten Alana

• One of the most beautiful blog designs
• Collaboration with well-known brands
• Available for all social networks
• Professional content from a four Seasons staff photographer
• More attention is paid to brands in travel

Verdict: The blog of travel photographer Kirsten, a multimedia creative from New York, perfectly tells the brand’s stories through the lens of her camera. You can’t judge a book by its cover, but her photography is just as talented as her design ideas. But beyond the graphics, Kirsten’s travel blog pictures, which range from whimsical shots of culture to pure images of nature, are simply beautiful. Her shots of the sky are undoubtedly special. Also, you will find quick shots of culture and vivid images of landscapes.

19. Carin Olsson’s Paris In Four Months

• Shots from fashion and romantic capitals of the world
• Unique film photography
• Recipes for traditional dishes and desserts
• Reviews of clothes and fashion looks
• Content is more suitable for ladies
• The main theme is focused on one city

Verdict: Paris is one of those cities with a rich culture, cuisine and lifestyle. Don’t look for better female travel blogs about this City of Lights. Since 2012, Carin, who is originally from Sweden, has been absorbing all the charms of this wonderful city and presenting it well to us.

Her blog is an ode to the beauty of Paris, from streetscapes to pastry shops and fashion boutiques. There you will find architecture, fashion and urban photography in a variety of images traveling through the urban landscape.

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• Share your travel experiences, tips, and stories in a captivating way.
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How do you start a travel blog for beginners?

• Choose a unique name: Pick a memorable and descriptive name that reflects the essence of your travel experiences.
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• Engage with your audience: Respond to comments, and connect with your readers on social media platforms to build a community around your blog.
• Monetize your blog: Consider affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, and selling digital products to generate income from your blog.
• Stay consistent: Regularly update your blog with fresh content to keep your audience engaged and attract new readers.

How much money do you make from a travel blog?

• New bloggers often make little to no money in the first few months or even years. 
• Once you have a steady stream of traffic, you could earn anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars per month.
• Successful travel bloggers with large, engaged audiences can make significant incomes, ranging from high five to six figures annually.

What is the best travel blog?

Budget travel advice and tips.

What we liked the most about this site:

• The website’s design is intuitive and easy to navigate, enhancing user experience.
• It provides a wide range of travel-related information, from practical tips to personal travel stories.
• The website features organized destination guides and travel resources, ideal for travel fans.

Nomadic Matt’s site, led by the well-traveled Matt Kepnes, breaks the myth that travel has to be expensive. His decade-long journey across over 100 countries informs the site’s rich content, designed for those seeking to travel affordably.

This is one of the best travel blog examples for budget-conscious travelers, offering a blend of practical tips, money-saving strategies, and thorough destination guides. It’s a hub where Matt shares his travel wisdom, inspired by his own transformation from a first-time traveler to a globetrotting expert.

Nomadic Matt’s website is user-friendly and easy to engage with. It attracts traffic via SEO, social media, and referrals, indicating a broad, loyal audience.

The site earns through affiliate links, selling travel guides, and courses, and offering blogging resources.

Solo female travel experiences.

• The site features a chic design with captivating travel photography.
• Offers specialized advice and unique perspectives for solo female travelers.
• The blog provides a friendly, personal insight, like chatting with a friend .

The Blonde Abroad is Kiki’s cool twist on solo female travel blogging. Back in 2011, she ditched her corporate gig to roam the globe solo and share her stories. It’s a fab spot for women travelers, loaded with style tips, travel hacks, yummy food spots, and awesome photos. Kiki’s got you covered with awesome tools for booking flights, tips on travel cards, gear suggestions, and even job opportunities for travelers. It’s like your go-to travel buddy in blog form! The

Blonde Abroad site is super easy to get around and really catches your eye, which is a big plus for solo female travelers. It pulls in readers from Google, social media buzz, and loyal fans.

The way it makes money is pretty smart too – there are affiliate links, gear promos, preset sales, and exclusive women-only travel trips, all without feeling too salesy.

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Diverse global travel and culture.

• Focuses on empowering travelers, especially with its unique “Travelling While Black” section.
• Offers diverse travel insights from multiple continents.
• The website creatively uses images, videos, and podcasts, enhancing the user experience.

Oneika Raymond is the vibrant personality at the heart of Oneika the Traveller. She shares her global adventures and experiences with a real and engaging touch. Her website is one of the best travel blog examples that is packed with travel tips and offers an insightful look into her life, focusing on her experiences as a Black traveler. You’ll find a range of content from blog posts to videos and podcasts, making it a diverse and enlightening destination for those interested in genuine travel stories and advice.

The website offers an easy-to-navigate interface with a well-structured and visually appealing design. The website attracts a diverse audience through various channels, including social media and organic search.

Monetization strategies include partnerships, affiliate marketing, and advertising, integrated seamlessly with the blog’s content.

Sustainable travel and photography.

• Features stunning, high-quality images that beautifully showcase travel destinations.
• The clean layout makes it easy for visitors to find information on various travel destinations and tips.
• The site offers a wealth of engaging travel content, including detailed guides and personal experiences.

Salt in Our Hair, created by Nick and Hannah from the Netherlands, is all about awesome travel vibes with a cool twist. They’re all about blending photography and storytelling to share their adventures.

Plus, the site is a fantastic example of turning travel love into a career, mixing Nick’s web dev skills and Hannah’s design flair for a visually stunning journey around the world. And if you’re into sustainable travel, they’ve got heaps of eco-friendly tips and guides, making it a must-visit for earth-loving wanderers! That is why their website is surely one of the best personal websites to follow.

The site effectively draws traffic through social media, organic search, and a strong online community, reflecting its popularity.

Monetization is smartly implemented through a shop selling video filters and presets, Google maps, travel ebooks, as well as affiliate marketing, and partnerships.

Adventure travel and digital nomad life.

• Offers a unique, personal perspective on travel, making it feel like you’re getting tips from a friend rather than a guidebook.
• The site is full of detailed guides and tips for various destinations helpful for planning trips.
• The website focuses on budget-friendly travel, providing tips for affordable exploration.

Melissa, a Canadian traveler since 2014, runs this cool blog showing you don’t need a pile of cash to see the world. She’s all about budget-friendly travel and even shares how to earn money while you’re out exploring.

Thinking of living abroad, backpacking, camping, or hiking? Melissa’s got loads of personal tips and stories. Plus, she dishes on the best travel spots, gear, and how to make some dough while traveling. It’s like a one-stop shop for savvy travelers!

A Broken Backpack is a user-friendly example of a travel blog with a clear, easy-to-navigate design. It draws visitors mainly through social media, organic search, and a community of regular readers.

The site monetizes through various methods, including affiliate marketing, partnerships, and advertising travel-related products and services.

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Travel, tech, and family adventures.

• The Barefoot Nomad highlights family travel, offering tips for journeys with kids.
• The site covers a wide range of topics, from travel tips and destination guides to tech and family fun.
• The content is not only informative but also engaging and easy to read.

Want to know what traveling with kids is really like? Check out the Barefoot Nomad blog by Charles and Micki Kosman, who’ve been doing it for over 10 years. Their site is jam-packed with their travel stories, super useful tips, and advice. You’ll find everything from cool destination ideas to food, travel apps, gear, and even travel insurance tips. It’s a goldmine for family adventurers!

The website has an easy-to-navigate layout that makes browsing a breeze. It gets traffic mainly from organic searches, social media platforms, and its established reader base.

Monetization strategies are subtly incorporated, with affiliate marketing, sponsored content, and travel product recommendations, all aligning well with the site’s family and tech travel focus.

Budget travel guides and backpacking tips.

What we liked most about this site:

• The blog offers extensive budget travel guides and tips for cost-effective exploration.
• It offers comprehensive guides for various global destinations, including Southeast Asia and Europe.
• The site is packed with practical information and advice, from offbeat travel spots to digital nomad tips.

If you’re into indie-style travel, where you call the shots and embrace adventure your way, you gotta check out Indie Traveller. Marek, the guy behind it, has been globe-trotting for over 10 years. He’s all about sharing tips for DIY travel and making your own path. His blog is full of real-deal advice, from gear reviews to travel tips and guides based on his own experiences. It’s a great spot for honest and inspiring travel guidance.

Indie Traveller offers a straightforward and easy-to-use design, catering well to budget travelers. The website successfully attracts an audience through its organic search rankings and social media engagement.

Monetization is subtly incorporated with affiliate marketing and product reviews, as well as book sales.

Long-term travel and unique experiences.

• Wandering Earl offers a real and adventurous take on travel, filled with personal stories and insights.
• The site provides travel guides, tips, and unique destination insights, making it a comprehensive travel companion.
• The website’s layout is straightforward, facilitating easy access to its rich content.

Curious about non-stop traveling? Check out Wandering Earl by Derek Earl. This guy’s been traveling for 20+ years and visited over 130 countries! He’s all about sharing his wild travel tales, tips on planning trips, and living the travel life.

Plus, he’s got the scoop on working while wandering. And if you wanna travel with him, Earl’s got a tour agency that takes folks to cool places. It’s like a treasure trove of real-deal travel experiences!

Wandering Earl offers a user-friendly experience with its straightforward and easy-to-navigate design. The website attracts a diverse audience through channels like organic search, social media, and a loyal reader base.

Its monetization approach includes affiliate marketing (as indicated by being an Amazon Associate), advertising travel-related products and services, and promoting personal tours.

Solo female luxury travel.

• The blog offers a personal touch to travel storytelling, making it relatable and captivating.
• It covers a broad spectrum of destinations, providing insights and tips for a variety of places around the world.
• The website’s design is visually attractive, with beautiful photography.

World of Wanderlust is a fab spot for solo travel buffs. If you’re dreaming about your first solo adventure or you’re a seasoned traveler, this blog’s got you covered with tons of tips and ideas. It’s got everything from planning your first trip to picking the coolest European cities to visit. You’ll get personal stories, what to expect, and tips on getting around.

Plus, there’s even a section for fancy stays like top-notch hotels and island resorts. Perfect for upping your travel game!

The website garners traffic from various sources including social media and organic search, indicating a strong online presence.

Monetization is subtly integrated with affiliate marketing, sponsored content, and recommendations for travel-related products and services.

Adventure travel and photography.

• The blog’s emphasis on adventurous travel is exciting and inspiring for those seeking thrill in their journeys.
• Offers valuable photography tips, perfect for travelers wanting to capture their experiences.
• The website’s design is intuitive, ensuring easy navigation and a pleasant reading experience.

Expert Vagabond is a super versatile travel blog great for all types of travelers. Matt, the guy behind it, is a pro in travel, adventure, and photography. He’s all about sharing new experiences, tips, and his own travel mishaps to help you out. You’ll find awesome travel guides, cool photos, and personal stories about different places. Plus, there’s a special photography section that’s like a visual trip through his adventures.

Expert Vagabond offers a smooth and engaging experience for users, with its adventure and photography-focused content. It attracts a wide audience through social media and search engines, showcasing its broad appeal.

The blog smartly integrates revenue streams such as affiliate links, partnerships, and adventure tour promotions, which complement its adventurous theme and are useful for its audience.

Couples travel and comprehensive guides.

• Jeremy and Kate’s personal journey and stories make the blog engaging and relatable.
• They offer detailed itineraries and guides, especially for Europe and the USA, useful for travelers.
• The website is visually appealing and easy to navigate, enhancing the reader’s experience.

Our Escape Clause, run by travel pros Jeremy and Kate, is all about awesome adventures in the USA, Europe, and Italy. They’ve been at it for over six years, sharing stories and tips from their full-time travels. Their site’s packed with cool stories, handy guides, and tips for dream trips – think detailed city guides for Italy and Portugal, and sweet weekend ideas in the USA.

The website is easy to navigate, offering a wealth of travel stories, tips, and resources. It attracts visitors from various sources, including search engines and social media, indicating its strong online presence.

Monetization methods include affiliate links, as the site is an Amazon Associate, other partnerships, and display ads.

Budget travel and backpacking adventures.

• The site is a treasure trove for budget travelers, packed with practical tips for traveling affordably.
• It offers extensive guides and tips on various destinations.
• The engaging and informative content makes it a great resource for those planning their next adventure.

The Broke Backpacker is a go-to spot for anyone wanting to travel without spending a ton. It’s packed with all sorts of savvy tips for affordable travel. Will Hatton, the guy behind it, is a seasoned traveler who’s all about pushing limits. The blog is split into cool sections like “Where to Go,” with top travel spots, and a budget travel section loaded with advice on snagging cheap stays, transport, and eats.

The Broke Backpacker website is impressively user-friendly, with a clear, engaging design that’s easy to navigate. It primarily attracts visitors through organic search and social media, showing its wide reach and popularity among budget travelers.

The site effectively monetizes through affiliate links, gear reviews, and partnerships, aligning well with its focus on budget and adventure travel.

Travel wellness and personal growth tips.

• The blog advocates for wellness and personal growth while traveling, offering a refreshing perspective compared to typical travel blog websites.
• Merry shares practical tips on staying fit and healthy on the road, including nutritious food choices and affordable exercise equipment.
• The blog presents its health and fitness tips in an organized, easy-to-navigate manner.

Travel’s not always just fun – it can be pretty tiring too. Let’s Be Merry is this cool blog that gets into wellness and growing personally while you’re on the go. Merry, the blogger, dishes out all sorts of tips on how to keep fit and eat right when you’re traveling. You’ll find nifty advice on healthy eating, easy exercise gear, and whipping up good-for-you meals while you’re out and about.

Let’s Be Merry is easy to use, with a straightforward layout. It gets traffic mostly from social media and search engines, showing it’s pretty popular.

The main way it makes money is through ads, but they’re done in a way that doesn’t get in the way of the cool wellness and travel tips.

Adventure travel inspiration and tips.

• It’s packed with experiences and destinations from all over the world, perfect for any adventurer.
• The website is loaded with useful travel tips, itineraries, and destination guides.
• The website’s design is visually appealing and easy to navigate.

The Planet D is super cool – it’s even been named one of the top travel blog examples by Forbes! Dave and Deb, the travel-savvy couple behind it, have been exploring the world for over 15 years. Their blog is all about showing you how to live an awesome life by following your passions. It’s packed with stories, tips, and itineraries from their travels, and they even talk about how to start living nomadically.

The Planet D offers a user-friendly experience with its well-organized layout and engaging content. The website attracts a diverse audience through search engines and social media.

The website subtly earns money through various methods like affiliate links, ads, partnerships, email campaigns, selling digital products, and YouTube content.

Tips on travel via point hacking.

• The site offers valuable advice on how to travel affordably using points and miles.
• The authors share their personal experiences and successes in travel hacking.
• With a clear layout and comprehensive content, the site is full of useful tips for maximizing travel rewards.

Travel Hacking Mom is all about showing you how to travel big on a budget using credit card points. These three moms have racked up millions of points, jetting off to places like Hawaii, Paris, and Thailand. They share loads of tips and guides on destinations they’ve visited and how you can use travel points too. Plus, they’ve got a section with some of the best credit card offers for travel hacking.

Travel Hacking Mom offers a neat, user-friendly interface that makes it easy for readers to find information on travel hacking. The site primarily gains traffic from social media and organic search, suggesting a well-engaged audience.

Monetization is achieved through affiliate marketing, with clear disclosures, showing a transparent approach to earning while providing valuable travel tips.

Adventure and cultural travel insights.

• The site offers a comprehensive range of travel guides, covering destinations from European cities to remote hiking trails.
• It specializes in epic road trips and hiking adventures, appealing to adventure seekers.
• The clean and visually inviting layout makes it easy to find and read about exciting travel experiences.

Anywhere We Roam by Mark and Paul rocks a cool minimalist design, but don’t be fooled – it’s packed with great travel info. The blog’s a breeze to navigate and loaded with awesome guides on hiking, city travels, road trips, and more. Plus, it’s got a ton of stuff on destinations across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

The website Anywhere We Roam showcases a user-friendly interface, making it accessible and easy for visitors to browse. The site’s traffic is largely driven by search engines and social media, reflecting a notable online reach.

It appears to generate revenue through discreet methods like affiliate links and partnerships.

Community and resources for female travel bloggers.

• FTB fosters a collaborative environment where like-minded travel enthusiasts can connect and support each other.
• The site offers a wealth of resources for starting and managing a travel blog.
• The website design facilitates easy access to resources and community interaction.

Female Travel Bloggers (FTB) is a fantastic place for those starting in the travel world. It’s a community where people with similar interests in travel come together to support and help each other. They also offer a bunch of resources for anyone looking to start their own travel blog. This community is super helpful, especially if you’re just stepping into travel and blogging.

FTB offers a user-friendly platform, focusing on community building and resource sharing for female travel bloggers. Its traffic comes from diverse channels like social media, emphasizing its community-driven nature.

As for monetization, the site uses methods like affiliate marketing and sponsored content, aligning with its goal to support travel bloggers.

African travel focus and tours.

• The site is rich in content about African travel, offering deep insights into the continent.
• Helen’s own experiences add a genuine and personal touch to the travel stories.
• The website’s design is aesthetically pleasing and easy to navigate, enhancing the overall experience of exploring African adventures.

Helen’s blog is all about her passion for Africa, from its wildlife and landscapes to its people. She’s on a mission to break the myth that Africa isn’t safe to travel. Her site’s a treasure trove of tips on how to explore Africa safely, affordably, and adventurously. You’ll find everything from African travel guides and group tours to an e-book. Plus, she shares her travel experiences from other parts of the world too.

Helen in Wonderlust website has a user-friendly navigation, attracting visitors through search engines and social media.

Its monetization strategy is multi-faceted, incorporating display ads, affiliate marketing, revenue from a tour company, and sales of a specialized book.

Personal travel and lifestyle stories.

• The blog offers a mix of travel recommendations, marketing insights, and tips for entrepreneurs.
• Kristin Luna shares her extensive travel experiences and professional expertise.
• The site’s layout is visually appealing and user-friendly, enhancing the browsing experience for various topics.

Kristin’s blog, “Camels & Chocolate,” is a feast for the eyes with its colorful vibe and stunning photos. She’s a journalist covering a cool mix of topics like travel, home renovations, and entrepreneurship. Her blog is perfect if you’re into balancing travel, family, and a career.

Kristin shares her own travel adventures and her journey to becoming a successful writer, which is super helpful if you’re thinking about starting your own blog.

Camels & Chocolate is one of those travel blog examples that has clear navigation and a diverse range of content. This travel blog example attracts traffic through social media and organic search, reflecting its effective online engagement.

Monetization is through a variety of channels, including advertising, editorial work, influencer campaigns, and digital marketing services, providing a well-rounded revenue model.

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Solo female travel blog.

• Kate’s focus on solo female travel offers valuable insights and tips, making it a go-to resource for women travelers.
• Her personal travel experiences add depth and authenticity to the blog.
• The site’s layout is user-friendly, neatly categorizing travel guides, destinations, and safety tips.

Kate’s blog is perfect for anyone who’s into solo travel. She’s been all over – 83 countries and counting – and she’s got heaps of tips on doing it solo. H er website is one of the go-to travel blog examples if you need advice on what to do (and what not to do), where it’s safe to stay, and cool things to check out. Plus, she’s got a whole section just for solo female travel tips.

The website draws a wide audience from search engines and social platforms, highlighting its appeal and reach.

The website cleverly earns revenue through methods like affiliate links and sponsored posts, well-integrated with its engaging content.

Couple travel and photography adventures.

• Provides useful travel guides and tips for global destinations.
• Shares captivating travel experiences of Hannah and Adam.
• Features an attractive, easy-to-navigate website layout with impressive photography.

Getting Stamped is one of the best travel blog examples for couples or families seeking travel ideas. Hannah and Adam, this couple from Wisconsin, kicked off their blog about ten years ago after ditching their office jobs for a life full of adventures and travel tips sharing.

The blog’s packed with useful stuff like guides on awesome places they’ve loved, some neat photography tips, and general travel advice. It’s a great spot to dig up some solid recommendations and insights on various destinations.

The website is user-friendly with an easy-to-navigate layout and clear sections like blog, destinations, and photography. Traffic is generated through organic search, social media channels, and YouTube videos.

The site makes money mainly through affiliate links, like those to Amazon.

Urban travel guides and stories.

• Offers over 75 detailed guides for short city breaks, providing a mix of popular and unique destinations.
• Features various adventures, nightlife, and festivals, giving a fresh perspective on urban exploration.
• Features a clean, modern layout that enhances readability and user experience.

If you’re into city explorations, the Urban Travel Blog is a must-visit. It’s run by Duncan Rhodes, a travel journo who’s crafted over 75 city guides. This blog is all about the unique buzz of city life – think rich history, cool landscapes, diverse food, and awesome nightlife. It provides tips on what to see and do in different cities, covering everything from local festivals to the latest trends. Definitely a go-to for the inside scoop on urban adventures.

This website offers a pleasant user experience with its well-organized and appealing website design. It effectively draws traffic through a mix of social media engagement, using platforms like Facebook and Instagram.

In terms of making money, this example of a travel blog uses affiliate links and might have sponsored posts.

Food-centered travel experiences.

• Excellently captures the essence of world cuisines, appealing to food lovers.
• Offers comprehensive guides that focus specifically on the culinary aspects of cities around the world.
• The site has a clean, appealing layout that enhances its food-focused content.

Travel is not just about sights and thrills; it’s a journey through the flavors and cultures of the world. Mark Wien’s blog is one of the top travel blog examples for those who love both food and travel. He dishes out guides on hotspots like Mexico and Bangkok, sharing the best food joints and must-try dishes. Beyond tasty eats, Mark hooks you up with practical stuff like visa tips, transport options, and places to crash.

The Migrationology website is user-friendly with a clear and engaging layout that’s easy to navigate. It generates traffic through various channels, including a strong presence on social media and YouTube, indicating a wide-reaching audience.

The site monetizes through a combination of affiliate links, advertisements, and possibly sponsored content.

Solo travel and photography.

• The site offers over 600 travel guides and itineraries, providing thorough information for global travel planning.
• It specializes in solo travel experiences and photography.
• The website features a clean, visually appealing layout.

Pete, a Thai designer and blogger, shares his decade-long solo travel adventures on BucketListly. His passion for photography, adventure, and storytelling shines through his site, which also showcases his design prowess.

The blog is a treasure trove of travel tips, offering advice on finding affordable flights, hotels, and transportation. For aspiring bloggers, Pete’s site is a great source of inspiration for the readers, packed with videos, photos, and motivating content to kickstart their own travel blog websites.

Bu cketListly is also one of the well-designed travel blog examples with straightforward and accessible navigation, ensuring ease of use for its visitors. The blog’s audience mainly comes from social media and organic search results.

In terms of revenue, the site boosts its income by selling guides, itineraries, and website design resources.

Solo female adventure travel.

• The website’s design is visually appealing, enhancing the browsing experience.
• Offers comprehensive guides for various destinations, tailored for solo female travelers.
• Provides relatable travel tips and personal stories, making it a valuable resource.

Jumping into solo travel, especially for women, can seem daunting, but Kristina’s blog is all about breaking those barriers. With over nine years of solo travel under her belt, she’s all about empowering women to explore the world on their own terms.

Her blog, recognized by big names like the Washington Post, is a treasure trove for solo female travelers. It’s packed with destination guides, travel resources, and heaps of solo travel tips. Plus, her videos are a great source of inspiration and practical advice.

Be My Travel Muse offers a smooth and straightforward user experience with its well-organized website design. The blog gains its audience mainly through social media platforms and organic search.

In terms of income, it appears to primarily use affiliate links and advertisements, alongside group tours.

Tips for sustainable and remote work travel.

• The website opens with a beautiful full-screen image that captures the essence of travel.
• Offers detailed travel guides and itineraries for a wide array of global destinations.
• Focuses on promoting sustainable travel and provides practical advice for digital nomads.

Nick and Dariece, the duo behind Goats on the Road, have been globetrotting and living overseas for over ten years. This is one of the greatest travel blog examples for learning how to earn while traveling. It’s not just them – they’ve got a team of travel-loving writers sharing real-deal travel stories and advice, like working abroad and digital nomad life. They even offer courses on boosting your brand and mastering SEO, plus a free WordPress course for starting your own travel blog. And, of course, loads of cool travel destination info!

Goats on the Road is quite user-friendly, with an engaging layout that’s easy to navigate. It seems to attract traffic mainly from social media and search engines.

The blog makes money through affiliate marketing, sponsored content, and offering courses.

Luxury and adventure travel experiences.

• The blog combines luxury travel with exciting adventures.
• Features detailed guides on numerous global locations.
• The site uses bright colors and provides a mix of travel tips, hotel reviews, and personal stories.

Kach from the Philippines totally rocks her travel blog, sharing how she swapped her regular job for globetrotting right after college. Since 2013, she’s hit up over 180 countries and isn’t stopping anytime soon. Her blog is one of the best travel blog examples for anyone keen on solo travel. You’ll find cool insights into the places she’s been, plus handy travel and outdoor activity guides – think hiking, cruising, and more.

Two Monkeys Travel Group offers an easily navigable and visually appealing website, enhancing the browsing experience. The blog attracts a diverse readership through its active presence on various social media channels and organic search.

Its revenue is generated through affiliate links, sponsored posts, online business courses, and collaborative partnerships.

Global travel tips and destination highlights.

• The site is filled with stunning photos that really capture the beauty of each location.
• Offers in-depth guides and practical tips for various destinations worldwide.
• The content is based on personal travel experiences, adding a relatable and authentic touch.

The World Travel Guy is a cool example of a travel blog run by Davi, his wife Intan, and their team. They’ve put together an awesome, in-depth blog covering their travels across various continents. The site’s packed with posts about all sorts of destinations, even UNESCO World Heritage sites, and offers practical tips like where to stay.

They’ve sorted their content by continents and categories, like hikes and monuments, and there’s a sweet gallery of scenic photos too. It’s a great mix of budget-friendly advice and inspiring guides.

The World Travel Guy website has an organized and visually appealing layout. The site primarily attracts traffic through search engines and social media platforms.

As for monetization, the blog uses affiliate marketing and possibly sponsored content.

Eco-friendly travel and sustainable lifestyle.

• The site promotes sustainable travel practices, focusing on environmental responsibility.
• Offers detailed guides for various destinations, emphasizing sustainable travel experiences.
• Features inspiring and high-quality travel photography, enhancing the user experience.

The Travel Book is a fantastic example of travel blog, especially for those who care about the environment. It’s a brilliant resource for learning how to enjoy luxurious, high-quality vacations in an eco-friendly way.

For avid travelers, this blog offers invaluable insights into sustainable travel practices. Plus, for anyone keen on starting a travel blog, The Travel Book is full of great content ideas and practices to emulate in your own eco-conscious travel blog.

The Travel Book’s website is user-friendly with an easy-to-use, clean layout. It uses social media, like Instagram, to draw visitors and engage well with its audience.

The site also makes money through its shop, selling books, eco-friendly products, and collaborating with various brands.

Adventure travel insights and professional tips.

• The website features a visually appealing design with vibrant imagery that enhances the content.
• Features diverse and detailed guides for numerous travel destinations.
• Uses modern, easily readable fonts, contributing to a comfortable reading experience.

Jeremy’s Travel Freak blog is a real gem for those who want to break free from the norm and start their own travel adventures. With over ten years of travel under his belt, Jeremy’s site is a treasure trove of info for folks who dream of solo travel, working while wandering, or just saving some cash on the road. He’s got the lowdown on the best travel gear for any trip. Plus, despite some health challenges, Jeremy’s still rocking it with heaps of tips on being a digital nomad, blogger, and influencer.

TravelFreak is a user-friendly site with easy navigation. It effectively uses social media for audience engagement and traffic.

The website smartly integrates monetization through affiliate marketing and partnerships.

Culinary and cultural travel experiences.

• The site offers a wide range of travel-related topics, including detailed guides and reviews.
• The website features engaging and high-quality imagery that enhances the browsing experience.
• The layout of the site is intuitive with well-organized categories and accessible information.

A Couple for the Road is a chill travel blog by Justin and Tracy. They show you how to travel without quitting your day job. They got the travel bug from big travel blog websites like Nomadic Matt’s and have been to over 75 places, sharing cool stories and tips on snagging awesome travel deals. They’re all about seeing the world while keeping your regular life humming.

A Couple for the Road is one of the best travel blog examples due to its simple, navigable layout. The website gains traction and audience mainly through its social media presence.

For revenue, it cleverly uses affiliate links and partnership agreements, all the while maintaining a user-friendly experience.

Detailed travel guides and beautiful photography.

• The site offers diverse and detailed travel guides and information.
• Showcases stunning images of various destinations, enhancing the visual appeal.
• Features a well-structured layout, making it easy to navigate and find information.

Places of Juma is all about capturing those special travel moments through a lens. Martina and Jürgen, the duo behind the blog, mix cool photography with storytelling about their adventures. If you’re into photography, their blog is a treat. You can explore more photography website examples in our related article .

They’re not just about pretty pictures, though. They also dish out solid travel advice, complete with guides, tips, and ideas for city breaks. It’s a mix of stunning visuals and practical travel know-how.

Places of Juma is super easy to navigate, with awesome travel photos and great guides. The site mostly gets its visitors through social media and search engines.

They make their money through affiliate links and sponsored posts.

In-depth travel, food, and cultural stories.

• Offers a rich blend of travel, food, and political content.
• Features comprehensive guides and articles with unique insights into various destinations.
• The website’s design is visually appealing and effectively showcases its varied content.

Roads and Kingdoms isn’t just another example of a travel blog. It’s a cool mix of storytelling and documentary-style photography that dives into all sorts of topics – travel, food, politics, you name it.

The travel section is filled with amazing stories and top-notch photos from experienced journalists and travelers. For foodies, there’s a whole section on the best dishes from around the world. And if you’re planning a trip, their city guides are super handy.

Roads & Kingdoms is user-friendly, featuring deep storytelling and engaging visuals. The website attracts its audience through social media and search engine optimization, indicating a broad reach.

Monetization includes affiliate marketing, sponsored content, and partnerships.

Creating a blog involves a series of strategic steps. This section will help you in turning your vision into reality and creating your ideal website.

1. Gather inspiration : Begin by exploring the various examples of the websites listed in this article that are handpicked by the 10Web Editorial team. Take notes of all the things that you like and that you’d like to see on your website as well.

2. Select the right platform: There are different website builders and platforms, each with its unique advantages and disadvantages. For example, WordPress stands out with its customization and wide range of themes and plugins, while Wix stands out with its easy-to-use editor.

3. Optimize website performance : Your website’s speed and responsiveness are crucial for engaging visitors and improving search engine rankings. Opt for reliable hosting that ensures your site is fast and accessible to all users.

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10 Quick Tips and Tricks for Editing Your Travel Photos Before Posting Them on Social Media

Last Updated on July 6, 2023

Capturing your travel experiences via photos is exciting, but showcasing them in the best possible light on social media requires a touch of photo editing magic. And whether you’re a holiday snapper or a passionate wanderlust-filled adventurer, having a solid understanding of some quick tips and tricks can help you navigate this creative process with ease. 

10 Tips and Tricks for Editing Travel Photos for Social Media

This guide will walk you through editing your travel photos before posting them online, shedding light on some of the best tips. Dive in to elevate your social media photo editing game!

1. Choose Your Best Shots

Once you’re back from your trip, it’s natural to have collected thousands of pictures that document every moment. However, not every picture is worth sharing on social media. Be selective in picking out the best photos that showcase your adventure in the best light possible. 

Focus on identifying images with excellent composition, interesting perspectives, or ones that encapsulate unique moments. Make sure these images are high-quality and easy to edit.

2. Embrace Cropping

Cropping isn’t just about sizing an image to fit a particular dimension; it’s a creative tool that enhances a photo by removing unnecessary objects from the scene. Through thoughtful cropping, you can emphasize specific elements and direct your audience’s attention. 

It also provides an opportunity to play around with the composition of your photo, potentially changing its entire feel. Don’t shy away from this simple yet powerful tool; embrace it instead!

3. Utilize Color Correction

Sometimes, your travel photos might look a little dull or off-color straight out of the camera. This is where color correction comes in. By tweaking the saturation, vibrancy, or temperature sliders in an editing app, you can alter the mood of your image, making it appear warmer or cooler. 

It also lets you correct unnatural colors that may be present due to bad lighting. Prepare for a bit of experimentation, as you’ll need to tamper with sliders to get the most out of your shots. 

4. Remove Image Backgrounds

In the process of editing your travel photos for social media, you might encounter images with distracting or undesired backgrounds. But don’t throw away the photo just yet! You can easily remove image backdrops online using a variety of AI-powered tools, including Picsart. 

All it takes is a few clicks, and you end up with a clean cutout of your subject that can be overlaid on solid colors, other picaresque scenes, or used alone for a more dramatic effect. 

5. Enhance Lighting

Lighting plays a crucial role in the outcome of your photos, dictating mood and atmosphere. However, it’s not always possible to capture perfect lighting while you’re traveling. Fortunately, you can enhance the brightness or the shadow details in any photo using editing software.

Even an image taken in less-than-optimal light conditions can come alive by correctly altering blown-out or darkened photos, as it reveals hidden depths and details obscured by poor lighting!

6. Reveal Details with HDR

High Dynamic Range (HDR) editing is a fantastic tool to capitalize on when fine-tuning your travel photos. This technique works to balance the light levels in your images, drawing out details hidden within the highlights and shadows that often get lost in photo processing. 

HDR combines multiple shots at different exposures to create an end result packed with detail and depth, representing a more accurate visual experience without relying on editing programs. 

7. Don’t Rely on Filters 

Whether you’re going on a trip to Asia or Africa, you’ll likely want to bring out the best photos that highlight your travel experience. But if you go all-out with filters, it’ll be difficult for your followers to know what’s going on. For this reason, you should try to keep your shots candid.

Some editing is a good thing. In fact, we recommend it! However, if the filter makes your images look distracting or gaudy, that’s a problem. Use filters sparingly or consider not using them at all.

8. Straighten Your Horizons

Straightening your horizons ought to be one of your top priorities while editing travel photos for social media. Have you noticed how, despite your best efforts, those scenic beach or panoramic skyline images don’t look right? More often than not, it’s because the horizon line is slightly bent. 

Thankfully, most photo editing platforms offer straightening tools that let you tweak and align your image until the horizon is perfectly leveled, making your image look more professional. 

9. Retouching Portraits

Retouching portraits is a significant part of photo editing, particularly when your travel photos include a wealth of people-focused shots. Facial features often require a different approach in editing since they hold fine details and textures that we naturally focus on in selfies. 

Features like skin tone can be softened using retouching tools for a more polished look, or you can use tools to enhance the eyes in close-up photographs to draw attention. 

10. Consistent Editing Style

As you prepare your travel photos for posting, consider the kind of aesthetic you want to build. Are you leaning towards warm, sun-kissed hues or prefer more minimalist, monochrome shots? This consistency comes from applying similar tones, contrasts, and filters across your images. 

Keep in mind that your photos don’t have to look identical, but they should carry similar cohesive elements. It’s this uniformity that makes your posts immediately recognizable to users! 

In Conclusion…

With these quick tips and tricks in your photography toolkit, you’re well-equipped to turn your travel photo collection into a mesmerizing gallery for social media! Remember, every edit you make should strive to enhance the natural elements of your shot rather than overshadow them.

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Children among 7 dead in Texas after deadliest tornado since 2015

A deadly twister produced from the severe thunderstorms struck along the denton-cooke county line on interstate 35. cooke county officials have confirmed at least seven deaths and say that number could rise..

Cleanup continues in Texas after deadliest tornado in Lone Star State since 2015

Recovery efforts are continuing in parts of Texas after the deadliest tornado in the Lone Star State since 2015. FOX Weather Correspondent Max Gorden has the latest from Sanger, Texas.

COOKE COUNTY, Texas – Children are among the victims of a tornado in Texas outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area overnight on Saturday, where at least seven were killed. This was the deadliest tornado in state history since 2015.

A tornado outbreak produced dozens of damage reports across America’s Heartland from Texas to Missouri , including more than 20 tornado reports. 

A deadly twister from the severe thunderstorms struck along the Denton-Cooke county line on Interstate 35. 

Cooke County Sheriff Ray Sappington said in a news conference that at least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured near Valley View. The National Weather Service gave it a preliminary rating of EF-2 .

Many of the injuries were reported at an AP Travel Stop and Shell station, where dozens of people attempted to seek shelter from the twister. 

Scenes from a Shell gas station and travel stop on I-35 at the Lone Oak exit near Valley View, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024.  ( )

Scenes from a Shell gas station and travel stop on I-35 at the Lone Oak exit near Valley View, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024.  (Tommy Kerr Via Facebook)

Storm damage in Denton, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024. (Denton Fire Department)

Possible tornado damage to an AP Travel Center and Shell Gas Station near Valley View, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024.  (KDFW)

Tornado damage in Denton, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024.  (@Jake_lev03)

Scenes from a Shell gas station and travel stop on I-35 at the Lone Oak exit near Valley View, Texas on Sunday, May 26, 2024.  (Tommy Kerr via Facebook)

The tornado produced widespread destruction as it moved through northern Denton County late Saturday night. According to county officials, damage to homes, overturned RVs and downed power lines were reported in the area.

Significant damage was reported at Lake Ray Roberts Marina and RVs.

HOUSTON AREA'S 1 MILLION POWER OUTAGES AFTER 100 MPH DERECHO SPOTTED FROM SPACE

The sheriff said a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old were found Sunday morning among the deceased.

Local officials said the death toll may continue to rise as search and rescue efforts continue. 

Tornado survivor describes overnight damage

Jason Snuggs, Cooke County, Texas commissioner and resident was forced to take shelter with his family as a deadly tornado ravaged the area. So far, seven of his neighbors have been killed.

Approximately 100,000 customers in Texas were without power to start the day on Sunday. 

Teams with the National Weather Service will assess the damage to determine the strength of the tornadoes in Texas on the Enhanced Fujita Scale . 

The NWS in Fort Worth said multiple teams are out assessing damage in Montague, Cooke, Denton and Collins counties. Teams from NWS San Angelo are reviewing the damage in Callahan and Eastland County.

Governor Gregg Abbott issued a disaster proclamation for Denton, Cooke, Montague and Collin counties.

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