Soultravelers3
Family travel blog sharing stories, budget tips and worldschooling advice from global trips.
About Soultravelers3
Soultravelers3 is an award winning legacy travel blog that began in 2006. The site is run by a family who slow traveled to 68 countries, pioneering early digital nomad and worldschooling lifestyles and later continuing as emptynesters. The blog grew into a large archive of practical tips, personal stories and how-to advice, with more than 1,300 posts in its sitemap. It highlights budget travel, van life and multigenerational adventures, and has been cited in The Four Hour Work Week, the New York Times and National Geographic. Posts rely heavily on the authors own photos and long destination narratives.
This reads like a generous travel memoir crossed with a practical handbook. We enjoy the warm, chatty first person voice that mixes family anecdotes with concrete logistics, as in the long Spain post that clocks nearly two thousand words and carries almost thirty photos and many helpful links. The site is strongest on family travel, worldschooling, low budget Europe and multigenerational trip planning, and it often gives specific local tips - train times, small stations, quiet beaches and ecotourism notes. Publishing is steady but relaxed, and the archive offers deep dives rather than quick listicles.
Where They Travel
global
Pros
- Decades of real-world travel experience
- Over 1,300 practical destination posts
- Strong family and worldschooling expertise
- Posts include many original photos and details
Cons
- Updates only a few times a year
- Very large archive can be overwhelming to browse
How Popular Is Soultravelers3?
- Open PageRank2.9 / 10
- YouTube subscribers79
- Best-of lists1