These are the best travel podcasts ever according to Audible
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Ready for a road trip? Planning your dream vacation? Want to know how to travel better? These are the best travel podcasts, according to audio streaming giant Audible.
Do you want to listen to immersive destination episodes? Are you a solo traveler looking for a device? Looking for a foodie trip? An outdoor adventure? No matter your travel preferences, this list has a podcast to suit each travel style.
The travel podcasts on this list, suggested by Audible, are some of the most popular travel shows to inspire wanderlust. Subscribe and download these shows on your preferred podcast platform.
The Travel Goals Podcast
Looking to have more exciting travel adventures? Want to travel smarter and cheaper? Travel Goals is a podcast that will help you travel better and more purposefully. Presented by travel journalist Portia Jones, the show includes immersive, on-location episodes in various exciting destinations, including Iceland, Morocco, and St Lucia. Jones also chats with top travel experts to bring you in-depth discussions on the latest travel trends and top travel hacks.
Wanderlust: Off the page
Join the travel experts at Wanderlust magazine as they take you on a sensory journey through some of the world’s greatest travel destinations. Canoe through the Mississippi, explore Vietnam by rail, take a 2,800-mile trek across Morocco, and much more. Stuck at home but still yearning for adventure? Wanderlust: Off the Page will allow you to explore the world from the comfort of your couch.
Armchair Explorer
Explore the world while never leaving your recliner with Armchair Explorer, presented by Aaron Millar. Every month, get treated to an exciting journey as intrepid travel writers tell stories of their adventures in places from the Andes to the Amazon, from the mountains of Kyrgyzstan to Easter Island.
The Travel Diaries
Each week on The Travel Diaries, journalist Holly Rubenstein interviews an exceptional guest—for example, stage and screen legend Miriam Margolyes—about their travel experiences and adventures worldwide. The discussions with famous travelers all have one thing in common – on this show, you’ll be transported to places worldwide through the seven chapters of each guest’s life’s travel diaries.
Twisted Travel and True Crime
If you’re obsessed with travel and true crime, here’s the to-die-for podcast for you. Twisted Travel & True Crime combines the two in an utterly gripping way. Host Sandi Allen will tell you a true crime story intersecting with a wild travel tale each week. She provides historical and cultural context to help you better understand the place where the terrible event, from a mysterious disappearance to murder, happened, as well as the victims and the perpetrator.
The Travel Podcast
The Travel Podcast is hosted by experts who love travel as much as you do. Listen in to get insight, ideas, and travel advice about where to travel next and what to do while you’re there. Plus, you can expect to hear regular roundups covering what’s trending, places you may want to avoid, the top travel news, and great travel tips and possibilities you might not have even considered.
Field Guide to Eating in Canada
What’s most fun about traveling? For many, it’s stopping to sample the signature food of every place you visit. Hosted by food writer Meredith Erickson, Field Guide to Eating in Canada is all about exploring the many culinary experiences available in Canada. Erickson covers local dishes across Canada, from celebrity chefs to family-run restaurants, and celebrates the people who make great food.
Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet
Traveling is great fun, right? Well, not always, and not for everyone. On the comedy podcast Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet, listen in as hosts Xandy and Christine Schiefer perform dramatic readings of one-star reviews written by real people with some not-so-real problems. From Michelin Star restaurants to cat cafes, this podcast talks you through the delightfully bad reviews of anywhere you’d like to go (or not).
The Offbeat Life – Be Free. Work From Anywhere
Maybe, like more and more people, you’re loving working from home. But why stop there? What if you could work remotely from anywhere? If becoming totally Location Independent sounds like a dream, The Offbeat Life is a must-listen. Host Debbie Arcangeles interviews digital nomads and remote entrepreneurs about finding their purpose, creating income from their passions, freeing up their lives, overcoming setbacks, and more, plus practical stuff, like negotiating AirBnB stays.
My Indian Odyssey
Join Vincent Ebrahim, star of The Kumars at No. 42, as he explores his ancestral homeland. This podcast takes you along on Ebrahim’s travels across India as he shares his adventures – from motorbiking through mountain regions to visiting the world’s largest outdoor laundry to meeting the monks of the Dalai Lama’s monastery, all while searching for answers about his heritage at his grandfather’s birthplace.
