Travelsewhere
Destination guides and travel stories from an experienced solo traveller based in Australia.
About Travelsewhere
Travelsewhere is the personal travel blog of David, who has been sharing his trips since 2016. He writes from more than a decade of travel experience, having visited dozens of countries and worked as a remote, slow-travel nomad before settling back in Australia. The site has grown substantially, with more than 500 posts in the sitemap and a publishing pace of several posts a week. David focuses on Europe and Asia while also covering Australia, especially Tasmania, and seeks out less-travelled places. Posts are longform and illustrated with many original photos, and they include practical advice and booking links.
What makes Travelsewhere itself is David’s steady, curious eye for places just off the usual radar. The writing reads like a well-informed friend who splits the difference between guidebook practicality and on-the-ground anecdotes, with transport tips, recommended hotels and smart route advice jammed into long, tidy posts. The site is active - expect around eight new posts a month, many of them deep-dive city guides such as the recent Tashkent feature - and each article comes with a generous set of photos and lots of internal and booking links. It is best for readers who want detailed, destination-focused planning and nuanced local observations.
Where They Travel
Europe, Asia, Australia
Pros
- Detailed, practical city and daytrip guides
- Regular publishing - several posts a week
- Generous original photography in long articles
- Focus on lesser-known European and Asian places
Cons
- Prominent affiliate links throughout posts
- Site runs display ads via Ezoic and Mediavine
- Longform guides can be slow to skim
How Popular Is Travelsewhere?
- Open PageRank3.2 / 10
- Best-of lists1