10 Australian Travel Influencers You Should Follow in 2026

Britt and Mitch are the best travel vloggers for those seeking a balance between high-octane adventure and relatable couple dynamics.

Their content has shifted from simple destination highlights to deeply immersive stories about the realities of nomadic life.

Check out their recent video that captures a beautifully aesthetic villa experience—sunlit interiors, relaxed poolside moments, and an effortless Bali luxury vibe. It feels natural and immersive, like you’re right there enjoying a slow, laid-back tropical escape.

Diana is redefining the "family travel blogger Australia" niche by focusing on "attainable magic." In 2026, her feed has traded rigid perfection for honest motherhood moments on the road.

Her aesthetic remains beautiful but deeply functional, proving that family adventures can be both visually stunning and authentically messy, providing actionable tips for parents.

An example of this is their journey through Shanghai and Beijing. The video shows how a well-planned, reward-savvy trip can turn into a seamless, memory-filled family adventure.

Elise stands out among travel influencers for her "nature-first" philosophy. Her 2026 aesthetic has evolved into a moody, atmospheric diary of Australia’s rugged landscapes and hidden rainforests.

By ditching bright filters for the raw, earthy tones of the outback, she provides a lived-in perspective that inspires followers to reconnect with the wild in an honest way.

An expert travel vlogger in Victoria, she shares unique experiences and itineraries that feels easy and personal just like her latest guide to the Pink Cliffs Geological Reserve, just an 1.5 hours from Melbourne.

As a premier Aussie travel blogger for foodies, Lara proves that the best way to see the world is through its flavors.

In 2026, the focus has shifted from "pretty plates" to the stories of the people behind the food. Her content is raw, vibrant, and unapologetically focused on the authentic, carb-loaded joy of local street food and hidden gems.

Her Sri Lanka videos offered timely, on-the-ground updates—blending travel inspiration with awareness around the recent cyclone. This kind of real, useful content is exactly why she’s a travel creator worth following right now. 

Evie is a pioneer for solo parent travel influencers and founder of @mumpacktrips that organises exciting holidays for mums and kids.

Join her for an incredible 9 day trip around Borneo to experience incredible wildlife, local culture and island hopping. Check this post for more details. Evie creates content that goes beyond just looking good.

By blending in her own experiences, as a Solo mum from Sydney, her tips and travel advice is engaging, relatable, and easy to act on. 

Jade has cemented her place among the best upcoming travel vloggers by focusing on the "hidden" side of Australia.

Her aesthetic is crisp yet authentic, moving away from tourist traps to highlight secret swimming holes and off-grid stays.

Her 2026 content is highly actionable, offering followers the "how-to" behind every stunning sunset and rugged coastal hike. She recently shared a must-do Queensland experience— a scenic helicopter flight over the Great Barrier Reef, blending aerial views with snorkelling.

This Sydney-based duo represents the pinnacle of adventure-couple travel influencers. Their 2026 narrative focuses on intentionality—choosing bucket-list experiences that prioritise the environment and local culture.

Their aesthetic high-quality yet unscripted, capturing the grit and glory of road trips and immersive outdoor experiences.

Their latest road tip showcases the beauty of NSW through a simple coastal road trip—featuring Palm Beach, Central Coast, Port Stephens, and Hawks Nest. It feels relatable and easy, reminding people how much beauty is right at home.

Bridging the gap between city lifestyle and global exploration, Tika is a standout travel blogger in Australia. Her aesthetic is "urban-authentic," focusing on the textures of city life, from hidden cafes to DIY workshops.

She provides vibrant, fast-paced guides for the modern traveler looking for timely updates and culturally rich experiences.

Currently travelling through Europe, Tika shares fun, unscripted and memorable reels like how much she is missing her cat back home. Check the post here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXLpg0TjJC7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Enjoy van-life and road-trips? If so, check out Chris and Bec. Their 2026 aesthetic is defined by "Salt and Charcoal"—the grit of the road mixed with the beauty of the Australian coast.

They’ve traded curated poses for raw, handheld footage of life in a bus, providing practical itineraries that turn passive viewers into active explorers.

Covering South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula—from Ceduna to Port Lincoln - their content features beach camps, hidden gems, and coastal stops like Perlubie Beach and Coffin Bay.