The 10 Best Travel Films of All Time
The Motorcycle Diaries, a story about Che Guevara and how he decided to travel via motorcycle and discover his life calling. Not only does he get sick, starves, and has numerous accounts where he could have died..he continues with high hopes and an open mind.
Ewan McGreggor and Charley Boorman decide to take a several month trip around the world on their motorcycles.
Nothing gets me more excited to travel than a good travel film. It gives you the inspiration and the motivation to book that flight to a new destination.
10) The Endless Summer (1966)
The film is about two surfers that travel the world chasing summer and hope to find the perfect wave. They discover new cultures, all while doing what they love.
9) One Week (2008)
Joshua Jackson stars in this bittersweet odyssey as Ben, a young man who’s just received news of his terminal illness. Leaving his perplexed fiancée, Samantha (Liane Balaban), Ben buys a 1973 Norton motorcycle and heads for the Pacific. His journey takes him through nature, introduces him to interesting fellow travelers, brings him unexpected romance and begins to put his impending fate in perspective. It’s a fun film that makes you want to take to the road and discover your own treasures along the way.
8) The Art of Travel (2008)
it’s a story of a guy that was cheated on and decides, screw it…i’m going to travel. That’s what it’s all about. Taking risks and trying something new!
7) The Beach (2000)
I love that, the main character played by Leonardo DiCaprio has a intense desire to adventure off the beaten path. I highly recommend this film!
6) Outsourced (2006)
This is not your typical travel movie. It’s actually a film about a guy whose job is outsourced to India. What happens after is truly inspiring and makes you want to discover a new culture.
5) Shanghai Kiss (2007)
the movie’s about a young man that goes to discover his roots. It’s inspiring .
4) The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)
Through travel, he finds that he becomes more connected to humanity than he ever was.
3) The Longway Round
2) The Way (2010)
It captures the spirit of the nomad and how you meet people along the way and end up travelling together.
1) Into the Wild (2007)
This film is hands-down one of the most inspiring TRUE stories of a man who left it all to go on a life-changing adventure.
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