25 Best Digital Nomad Blogs To Follow

Digital nomad blogs aren’t just fun reads. They’re lifelines for anyone navigating the ups and downs of remote work and travel.

Whether you’re trying to figure out where to live next, how to find housing, or just looking for a little inspiration, these blogs give you advice straight from people living the lifestyle.

As a digital nomad myself, I’ve found so much value in reading other travelers’ experiences.

I pulled together some of the best digital nomad blogs out there. These writers share the real stories, the mistakes, and the wins.

And even though technically they’re my “competition,” I think of them more as fellow travelers. Supporting each other is what makes this community work.

Best Digital Nomad Blogs to Follow

Here are 25 digital nomad blogs I think are worth your time.

1. Nomadic Matt

Nomadic Matt has been around the digital nomad scene longer than most of us. His blog is packed with budget travel tips, destination guides, and advice on traveling smarter.

His book How to Travel the World on $50 a Day is a bestseller for a reason.

What I like about his blog is that it’s not just about saving money. He shows you how to travel more meaningfully while stretching your budget.

How to Travel the World on $50 a Day: Third Edition: Travel Cheaper, Longer, Smarter

2. Adventurous Kate

Kate’s a solo female traveler who has been to more than 80 countries.

Her blog, Adventurous Kate, covers everything from safety tips to destination deep-dives, and she doesn’t shy away from sharing the real side of solo travel.

If you’re nervous about traveling on your own, especially as a woman, Kate’s stories will give you confidence.

Kiersten, better known as Kiki, has built one of the biggest travel blogs in the world. The Blonde Abroad focuses on solo female travel, shares incredible photography, and breaks down tips for exploring over 70 countries.

Her blog is inspiring if you’re curious about solo adventures but need that extra nudge to go for it.

A woman sitting on a sandy beach, holding a laptop while gazing toward the ocean. She sits next to a straw hat under the shade of palm trees, with a bright and tranquil tropical backdrop of clear blue water and distant green hills. The scene captures a serene moment of remote work by the sea.

4. Hobo With a Laptop

Mike and Oshin have been writing about the digital nomad lifestyle since 2012. What I appreciate about their blog, Hobo With a Laptop, is the honesty.

They talk about both the good and the not-so-good sides of being location independent.

They cover visas, affordable destinations, and practical tips that’ll help you get started.

5. Goats on the Road

Goats on the Road is written by Nick and Dariece, who’ve been living as nomads since 2008.

Their blog covers everything from teaching English abroad to starting a travel blog to living on less. They focus on long-term, sustainable travel instead of short vacations.

They’re also big on exploring less-touristy destinations and immersing themselves in local life.

If you want inspiration to get off the beaten path and find ways to fund your travels, this blog delivers.

6. The Broke Backpacker

The Broke Backpacker is Will Hatton’s blog about traveling the world on as little money as possible. He writes about hitchhiking, wild adventures, and finding creative ways to cut costs.

Beyond budget hacks, the blog now has multiple contributors covering gear reviews, destination guides, and tips for starting online businesses.

If your goal is adventure over comfort, you’ll get a lot out of this one.

7. Digital Nomad Soul

Digital Nomad Soul, by Jenny Lachs, is all about the nuts and bolts of digital nomad life. She covers remote work job boards, productivity hacks, online business strategies, and money management.

Her blog is straightforward and very practical. If you want step-by-step advice for finding work and making this lifestyle possible, Jenny’s content is easy to follow.

Woman with a laptop open to a digital nomad blog

8. I am Aileen

I am Aileen is Aileen Adalid’s blog, where she shares her story of leaving a corporate job in the Philippines to travel full-time.

She writes detailed guides for destinations across Europe and Asia, plus advice on visas, freelancing, and working remotely.

Her blog is a mix of inspiration and solid information, with gorgeous photography to bring it all to life.

9. Expert Vagabond

Expert Vagabond, by Matt Karsten, combines digital nomad tips with pure adventure travel.

He’s done everything from scuba diving with sharks to road-tripping through Iceland. His blog is packed with stories, photography, and gear recommendations.

If you’re looking for inspiration to push yourself beyond your comfort zone, this is the blog to read.

Man working on a laptop from a camper in the woods

10. Never Ending Footsteps

Never Ending Footsteps is run by Lauren Juliff, who started traveling while dealing with anxiety.

Her blog shows that travel isn’t just for the fearless. It’s for real people with fears and doubts too.

She shares destination guides, personal stories, and honest reflections. If you want a more relatable take on full-time travel, Lauren’s writing feels like chatting with a friend.

11. Nomad Girl

Nomad Girl began as Tracey Johnson’s personal diary and has since expanded to include multiple contributors.

The blog covers everything from solo travel and digital nomad jobs to sustainable living tips.

Because it includes different perspectives, you get a range of experiences and advice, especially helpful if you’re new to the nomad community.

12. Location Rebel

Location Rebel, created by Sean Ogle, focuses on lifestyle businesses. Sean shows how he built an income through freelancing and affiliate marketing while traveling the world.

His blog offers detailed tutorials and strategies. If you want to build a business you can run from anywhere, this blog is a practical starting point.

13. Be My Travel Muse

Be My Travel Muse, by Kristin Addis, highlights adventurous solo female travel. She covers destinations off the beaten path, hiking and outdoor adventures, and tips for connecting with locals.

Kristin also shares honest reflections on her solo journeys, which makes her content personal and relatable.

14. The Savvy Backpacker

The Savvy Backpacker is James Feess’s blog that focuses on Europe.

It’s full of itineraries, city guides, packing tips, and ways to save money while traveling across the continent.

This is a great blog if you’re planning your first big trip to Europe and don’t want to overspend.

15. A Little Adrift

A Little Adrift is Shannon O’Donnell’s blog about meaningful travel. S

he’s passionate about responsible tourism and supporting local communities, so her blog is perfect if you want to travel with purpose.

She also shares personal reflections and destination guides that make you think about how you travel, not just where.

16. Wandering Earl

Wandering Earl is Derek Baron’s blog. He’s been traveling nonstop since 1999, so his experience is unmatched.

He writes about cultural immersion, budget travel, and his personal adventures and misadventures.

If you want proof that long-term travel is possible, his blog is it.

17. Chris The Freelancer

Chris The Freelancer is Chris Dodd’s blog and YouTube channel about freelancing and remote work.

He shares how to build an online career, stay productive, and balance work with travel.

If you’re interested in freelancing specifically, his advice is clear and actionable.

18. The Professional Hobo

The Professional Hobo is Nora Dunn’s blog about combining financial independence with long-term travel.

She writes about budgeting, saving, and even ways to travel for free.

Her perspective as a former financial planner makes her advice especially helpful if money is your biggest concern.

19. Adventure In You

Adventure In You by Tom Rogers and Anna Faustino is all about, you guessed it, adventure.

They cover hiking, diving, and other thrill-seeking activities, along with practical travel guides.

They also share photography tips so you can capture your own adventures like a pro.

20. One Step 4Ward

One Step 4Ward is Johnny Ward’s blog. He went from broke college grad to visiting every country in the world. His blog mixes inspiring personal stories with advice on building businesses that support a nomadic lifestyle.

If financial independence and big goals are your thing, his blog is motivating.

21. The Planet D

The Planet D, run by Dave and Deb, is one of the biggest couple travel blogs. Their focus is on adventure travel and photography.

They’ve worked with tourism boards around the world, and their blog is polished but still personal.

Their destination guides are especially useful if you’re planning a trip and want detailed recommendations.

22. The Points Guy

The Points Guy is the go-to site for maximizing travel rewards. They cover credit cards, airline miles, and loyalty programs in detail.

If you’ve ever wondered how people fly business class for the cost of economy, this blog will teach you the system.

laptop on a desk with a travel blog open

23. Traveling Lifestyle

Traveling Lifestyle covers travel guides, gear reviews, and news. It’s broad enough to appeal to different styles of travelers, from budget backpackers to digital nomads.

They’re especially good at rounding up updates on destinations and travel restrictions, which is helpful if you’re planning international trips.

24. TravelFreak

TravelFreak by Jeremy Scott Foster is about immersive travel. He shares stories of cultural connections, adventure activities, and personal transformation through travel.

His writing and photography make you feel like you’re right there with him.

25. Digital Nomad and a Dog

And finally, there’s my own blog, Digital Nomad and a Dog. I started this lifestyle at 53, traveling full-time with my dog, Shelby.

I write about digital nomad life from a slightly different angle: navigating it as an older traveler and as a pet owner.

You’ll find destination guides, tips for traveling with a dog, and honest reflections about what it’s really like to jump into this life later than most.

Sherry holding Shelby, a black Yorkiepoo, in a forest of green trees

Wrap-Up: Best Digital Nomad Blogs

There’s no single way to do this lifestyle, which is what makes it so interesting. These blogs give you a range of perspectives, from budget backpackers to luxury nomads, from solo female travelers to couples traveling together.

Pick a few that resonate with you, dig in, and use their stories and advice to shape your own journey.

Ladies, join my free, private Facebook group, Women Over 50 Digital Nomads. It’s a safe place to connect, learn, and thrive as a digital nomad. You don’t need to be over 50 but you do need to be a woman.

25 Best Digital Nomad Blogs to Follow