Never Ending Voyage
In-depth travel guides and digital nomad tips from a couple travelling long-term.
About Never Ending Voyage
Never Ending Voyage is written by Simon Fairbairn and Erin McNeaney, a British couple who sold everything and left the UK in 2010 to travel indefinitely. They run the site as a slow-travel, digital nomad project, producing in-depth guides, packing advice, vegetarian food tips and accounts of their journeys. The site has grown steadily since at least 2013, with more than 620 posts in the sitemap and roughly one to two new posts a month. Their long guides often include many original photographs and practical planning detail, and the authors note they fund the site through affiliate sales and advertising.
Detailed, personable and unhurried, Never Ending Voyage reads like travel planning with friends who have been everywhere. We enjoy the patient, first-person voice in their long-form guides, a recent Tokyo Disney guide runs to nearly seven thousand words and is illustrated with dozens of photos, which makes it a deep one-stop resource. The site is especially strong on Japan and theme-park planning, plus road-trip itineraries and practical nomad tips like packing light and vegetarian options. They publish new material at a steady clip, roughly a couple of useful guides each month, so there is always fresh, experience-based advice to browse.
Where They Travel
global
Pros
- Very detailed, long-form destination guides
- Packed with original photos and practical tips
- Steady publishing schedule, frequent updates
- Useful digital nomad and packing advice
Cons
- Displays ads via Mediavine
- Uses affiliate links in guides
- Some guides are very long and dense
How Popular Is Never Ending Voyage?
- Tranco traffic rank434,544
- Majestic Million rank151,891
- Open PageRank4.7 / 10
- Best-of lists2