Kindle Travel Books
If you have a chronic case of wanderlust, the nonfiction travel genre can make it easier for you to decide where you’d like to go on your next adventure. Read about solo explorer’s perilous trips, dive into the history of specific regions, or laugh about an author’s experiences during a family vacation. Check out the culture, types of food, and unique places to go before you pack up for another international trip!
Free: The Cappuccino Chronicles: An American Journalist’s Decade in Rome
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to retire in Rome? After a sabbatical in Rome, during which he fell in love with the city and its people, American journalist John Henderson spent eleven years trying to return. With the newspaper industry crumbling around him like an ancient ruin, he finally made it. ... Read more
Free: Becoming Fearless: Finding Courage in the African Wilderness
This fast-paced account of a unique exploratory expedition follows the author and her fellow river guides as they raft 170 miles through Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve, the largest uninhabited reserve in Africa, down rivers teeming with thousands of hippos and crocodiles. After completing the river portion of the adventure, they follow a remote, rarely used ... Read more
Free: The World Is My Oyster – Volume 3
“A fun look at the world.” “Want to go to exotic places? Read this first!” “Full of witty encounters with real people from around the globe.” (Reviews on Amazon) Free on Kindle.... Read more
Free: Tokyo Outdoors
Tokyo Outdoors is the only guide you’ll need to fully explore Tokyo and the surrounding Kanto region. On foot, by bicycle or hiking, this book not only takes you to the main tourist spots, but also countless off-the-beaten-track spots. From famous historical landmarks such as the Imperial Palace to modern attractions like the Tokyo Skytree, ... Read more
Me, Myself and I: A Guide to Traveling Alone!
Embark on a Journey of Self-Discovery with Solo Travel Imagine standing on the edge of an ancient canyon, the breeze softly whispering stories of lore and adventure. There’s no voice interrupting your thoughts, no compromise on the next destination. It’s just you, exploring the world on your own terms. In “Me, Myself and I: A ... Read more
The Memoirs of a Wayward Traveller
The memoirs recount the lifetime journey and factual stories of a veteran British expat who has worked in or travelled to every continent in the world since the 1960’s to recent times. The central character relives his early travels through western Europe as it was with its history and culture and later to the balmy ... Read more
Free: What’s in the Suitcase?
Jennifer has made me a suggestion; pack two suitcases with ladies’ underwear & take them to Eastern Europe. The time is during the decadent West of the sixties & the strange world behind the Iron Curtain. Plus the lady whose husband is serving ten years in a political prison; & a trip to Istanbul carrying ... Read more
Savoring the World: Hit and Misadventures – A Memoir
Not your typical travelogue. Instead, this book is organized by the nature of the experience the author had while traveling. I am an avid world traveler. I have lived in a variety of international locations, and I have both studied abroad and taught abroad. I have backpacked, camped out, stayed at youth hostels, and now, ... Read more
Free: Traveling Nomad 3-Day Itineraries
Traveling Nomad is the ultimate guide to planning your next adventure. This book contains 3-day travel itineraries for 48 cities across 7 countries in Southeast Asia, including popular destinations like Bangkok, Singapore, and Bali, as well as lesser-known gems. With travel ideas spanning over 5 months of travel, this book is the perfect tool to ... Read more
Couch
“couch” is a travelogue of one hundred stories about people from Couchsurfing – a global community of travelers, facilitating stays with locals or opening your home to visitors. The book captures the author’s backpacking trips from 2014 to 2022 in different countries, such as the U.S., India, Thailand, Gulf Countries, and various parts of Europe, ... Read more
Cruising Panama’s Canal
A serious car wreck sends a senior couple on a bucket list cruise, and their voyage becomes a lively adventure filled with dynamic discoveries and unexpected events. Whether you’re an armchair traveler or an experienced cruiser, this is one rollicking read you don’t want to miss. $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Become A Flight Attendant
Get paid to travel the world! Airlines are hiring Flight Attendants right now. Written by current Airline Professionals and HR Personnel who are PASSIONATE about helping good people into this exciting role. This structured guide contains EVERYTHING you need to know about how to get a job as an Airline Flight Attendant. We will teach ... Read more
Free: The World Is My Oyster – Volume 1
Around the World in 30 Stories. – The author survives with odd jobs in Tokyo, celebrates Christmas in Rio and learns that fat women are sexy – in Jamaica. He experiences warlike conditions in Haiti, shells out $200 for a bottle of bottom-shelf whiskey in Alaska and discovers a Turkish pearl in Brooklyn … Free ... Read more
Free: The World Is My Oyster – Volume 1
The author survives with odd jobs in Tokyo, celebrates Christmas in Rio and learns that fat women are sexy – in Jamaica. He endures a freezing winter in Helsinki, experiences warlike conditions in Haiti and ekes out $200 for a bottle of bottom-shelf whiskey in Alaska. Free on Kindle.... Read more
Top 10 Travel Mistakes To Avoid
Here’s how to avoid some of the biggest pitfalls travelers experience. It does not matter if you are new to traveling or need a little brushing up. In this guide, you will find new innovative strategies to protect yourself while traveling domestically or abroad. This guide is the yellow brick road to having a successful ... Read more
Dude, Where’s My Walking Stick?
After my life was suddenly flipped and turned upside down, I decided to take a long walk across New Zealand’s South Island to clear my mind and heal my soul. With a pack of old, worn out equipment, very little experience, and a body that hadn’t seen a lot of physical exercise, I set off ... Read more
How to Live the Dream: Things Every Van Lifer Needs to Know
Are you bored with living in the city, going to work, and never seeing anything outside of your house or office? Do you feel like the walls are closing in on you? Do you finally want to say “goodbye” to the city streets and “hello” to the open road? Everywhere on social media, you see ... Read more
Free: The Unstoppable Dream 2 – Sailing and Touring Down Under
Join Mark and Helen, who sailed their catamaran, Charabia, from Florida to the Panama Canal, that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, to Australia. Sail with them as they cruise the Australian east coast from Bundaberg to Sydney, navigating picturesque bays, rivers and harbors. Travel with them as they explore several Australia states ... Read more
Free: Mystery Along the Danube
Who would have thought Rosetta’s exotic trip to Europe would involve thieves and kidnapping? (Book 1 of 3) Free on Kindle.... Read more
A Walk for Sunshine: A 2,160 Mile Expedition for Charity on the Appalachian Trail
Jeff Alt takes you along every step of his 2,160-mile Appalachian Trail adventure filled with humorous, frightening, and inspirational stories including bears, bugs, blisters, captivating characters, skunk bedmates, and hilarious food cravings. As Alt walked more than 5 million steps through freezing temperatures, driving rain, and sunny skies, he was constantly buoyed by the knowledge ... Read more
Cruising from Boston to Montreal
Discover historic wonders and modern delights guaranteed to enlarge your heart and expand your understanding of Canada and its people. This travel memoir will introduce you to the fascinating heroes, stunning beauty and staggering tragedies that have helped shape Canada’s Maritimes, Quebec City, and Montreal. Midwest Book Review says, “The first-person descriptions read with the ... Read more
Free: Tales From A Greek Island
Often surprising, sometimes bizarre, never dull. Roger Jinkinson takes us far off the tourist-beaten track to explore life — and death — in a small village on a remote Greek Island. Meet the people he has come to know over 25 years — at once traditional and modern, hard-bitten and generous, stoic and resourceful. Learn ... Read more
The World’s Most Traveled Man’s TOP 60 TRAVEL TIPS
The Best Travel Tips coming Directly from World’s Most Traveled Man, who visited total of 230 countries including every single one of the 195 recognized by the United Nations. Learn the secrets of traveling the world through this spoon-fed, all-you-can-eat collection of the best travel tips by the most trustworthy voice in the travel industry. ... Read more
Free: Globetrotter: From Pioneer Digital Nomad to World’s Most Traveled Man
Globetrotter – A true and breathtaking story of dedication, perseverance, and innovation in entrepreneurship and alternative living. A testimony of how to push the limits of human curiosity to new boundaries. What could you possibly learn from over twenty years spent circling around the globe, seventeen of them non-stop as a self-made digital entrepreneur? How ... Read more
Cruising the Mediterranean
This award-winning travel memoir shares enchanting adventure, authentic discoveries and great advice on traveling. Sail historic canals in Amsterdam and Venice. Ride Athens’ rickety Acropolis lift. Visit Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. Join Al & Sunny Lockwood as they share delicious fun, playful adventure and dazzling beauty on their trip of a lifetime. $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Your Future, Your Dreams: How to Retire Anywhere in the World
What are you going to do when you retire? Sure, the idea of not going to the same job day after day is appealing, but what are you actually going to do? Many of us live a fairly stationary life, creating a home base and not wandering too far for very long. But after retirement, ... Read more
Dude, Where’s my Walking Stick?
After my life was suddenly flipped and turned upside down, I decided to take a long walk across New Zealand’s South Island to clear my mind and heal my soul. With a pack of old, worn-out equipment, very little experience, and a body that hadn’t seen a lot of physical exercise, I set off alone ... Read more
Free: Queens of the Rajasthan Desert and Other True Tales: An India Travel Sampler
From the National Geographic published photographer and award-winning author of adventure-travel memoir Dancing with Death comes this new three-essay India Travel Sampler. Are you ready for an hour of travel dreams and cultural discoveries illustrated with 96 stunning photographs?Free on Kindle.... Read more
Savoring the World: Hit and Misadventures – A Memoir
Not your typical travelogue. Instead, this book is organized by the nature of the experience the author had while traveling.I am an avid world traveler. These glimpses of my world journeys are poignant, funny, comical, inspiring, and sometimes frightening, but one thing is for certain: every word details precisely and truthfully how it all happened. $0.99 ... Read more
Dude, Where’s My Walking Stick?
After my life was suddenly flipped and turned upside down, I decided to take a long walk across New Zealand’s South Island to clear my mind and heal my soul. With a pack of old, worn out equipment, very little experience, and a body that hadn’t seen a lot of physical exercise, I set off ... Read more
Lost on the Way: A Journal From the Camino de Santiago
Like the thousands of tiny yellow arrows that mark the way to Santiago, these heartfelt entries remind us that hope often hides in unexpected places, and stand as a testament to all who read them that there’s nothing wrong with getting lost on the way. $1.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Braving the World: Adventures in Travel and Retirement
In 2017 my husband Dave and I packed four suitcases and one beer cooler full of insulin and boarded a one-way flight to Italy for a year-long adventure. After a year of quarantine, travel-starved readers will enjoy this book called “…a breathtaking overseas journey that will warm your heart and make you smile.” Indies Today ... Read more
The Art of Slow Travel
For the travel curious and budget-conscious who dream of world travel for weeks to months or even years—The Art of Slow Travel, an unusual comprehensive guide, is filled with anecdotes, practical tips, hacks, and resources and encourages a perspective of conscious slow travel, discovery, and personal growth. $3.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Back on Bonaire: Rediscovering Diver’s Paradise as a Father
When a midlife surprise upends his plans, will his dreams of exploration end…or begin anew? Andrew Jalbert has always been an adventurer at heart. Drawn to the breathtaking island of Bonaire in his twenties, he transformed a passion for diving and natural beauty into a career as a writer and underwater photographer. But with goals ... Read more
Free: Across Lviv
Take a trip to somewhere in between. Have you ever thought about teaching abroad? Where would you go? In a country torn apart by corruption and violence, the idealistic Scottish author takes up a teaching post in an English language school in Ukraine circa 1996 determined to make a difference. Through a series of interconnected ... Read more
Craving London: Confessions of an Incurable Romantic with an Insatiable Appetite
A delicious escape for hopeful romantics, travel lovers, and shameless foodies! “Read Jessica Stone’s evocative memoir and prepare to be dazzled. When I grow up, I want to write like Jessica!” -Gay Hendricks, Ph.D., New York Times bestselling author of The Big Leap Still single five years after a broken engagement, 29-year-old food lover Jessica ... Read more
Savoring the World: Hit and Misadventures (A Memoir)
I am an avid world traveler. I have lived in a variety of international locations, and I have both studied abroad and taught abroad. I have backpacked, camped out, stayed at youth hostels, and now, in my senior years, I have stayed in topnotch hotels and resorts. I have flown standby, and I have flown ... Read more
Kong Boys
Seven Hong Kong boys. Thirty years of age. Eleven European Cities. One Summer. The enduring power of friendship disguised as a booze-soaked, contemplative travelogue. Winner of 2020 Hollywood Book Festival In summer 2006, twenty-year-old Gerald Yeung and his childhood friends from Hong Kong travel to South America and Africa on their parents’ dime. Confronted by ... Read more
The Art of Discount Travel: Your Guide To Cheaper Flights & Cheaper Nights
The Art of Discount Travel (now revised and updated) is chock full of strategies and resources for lowering the cost of flights and accommodations. From significantly discounted to free – yes, free – multiple cost-reduction strategies are presented in detail. This book was written with you, the consumer, in mind. If a cost-cutting strategy is ... Read more
Free: Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
This is the reality of what it is like to actually hike the pathways of the Incas exactly how they did six hundred years ago, assuming they had porters running ahead of them to set up their tents, cook their meals, clean their toilets, administer oxygen, remind them to put on sunscreen, and pose them ... Read more
