One flew to space. One rode a motorcycle through more than 120 countries. One films from the cockpit of an airliner, and several travel with their dogs. Spanish travel creators are a varied crowd, and this list of 20 covers the Spanish Travel Influencers actually follow in 2026.
Every account is Spain-based, verified by hand, and ranked by live follower count. For the wider creator scene they belong to, our roundup of the top Spanish influencers is the natural companion. After the ranking: what these creators charge, why the direction of travel changes the brief, and how to find the right one.
Best Spanish Travel Influencers to Follow in 2026
Ranked by Instagram following, these are the 20 top Spanish travel influencers right now, each with a verified public profile and a distinct lane. The list runs from television adventurers and photographers with global audiences to travel couples, vanlifers, backpackers, and specialists whose followers plan trips around their recommendations.
1. Jordi Koalitic
@jordi.koaliticJordi Koalitic is the most-followed Spanish creator whose content lives outdoors: a photographer and filmmaker whose behind-the-scenes videos show how he pulls off cinematic shots in scenic locations, from beaches and forests to mountain roads. His audience is global and enormous.
His feed sells destinations as much as camera skills, which makes him a fit for tourism boards, camera brands, and outdoor gear looking for reach far beyond Spain.
2. Jesús Calleja
@jesuscallejatvJesús Calleja is Spain's best-known adventurer, a mountaineer and pilot whose television shows have taken celebrities to the ends of the earth for more than a decade. In 2025 he flew to space on a Blue Origin mission, which became a documentary series.
His audience is overwhelmingly Spanish and mainstream, which makes him the reach pick for automotive, airlines, outdoor, and nature-tourism brands that want a familiar face.
3. Raquel Bernabeu
@rachelbernabeuRaquel Bernabeu built a million-strong audience on practical travel content: how to fly cheaper, mistakes that cost money, and quick getaways that fit a normal budget. Her feed is a running masterclass in booking smarter.
Her followers are planners and bargain hunters, which makes her a strong fit for airlines, flight comparison sites, booking apps, and travel financial products.
4. Laura Durán & Álex García
@juntos_viajandoLaura Durán and Álex García, known as Juntos Viajando, have traveled all five continents and organize their content as practical guides: preparation, accommodation, activities, budgets, and tips, destination by destination. Their community treats the account as a planning tool.
They fit online travel agencies, insurers, luggage brands, and destinations that want content people actually save and reuse.
5. Elena Herraiz & Víctor Gata
@viajeroextranjeroElena Herraiz and Víctor Gata run Viajero Extranjero, one of Spain's reference travel accounts, with step-by-step itineraries, budgets, transport, and lodging for trips across Spain and destinations from Japan to Egypt. Their engagement is among the highest of any account this size.
They are a natural match for experience platforms, travel insurance, airlines, and tourism offices that want detailed, useful coverage.
6. Lucía Pombo
@luciapomboLucía Pombo is an airline pilot who turned the cockpit into content, sharing her flights, layovers, and travels with an audience that grew up following the Pombo family. Her feed mixes aviation, skincare, and destinations with a rare insider's view of flying.
Her followers are young and travel-hungry, which suits airlines, luggage, beauty for travelers, and destination brands.
7. Charly Sinewan
@charlysinewanCharly Sinewan is a pioneer of motorcycle travel on YouTube, with more than 120 countries ridden and long-form videos that mix mechanics, reflection, and encounters with locals. His Instagram carries the highlights to a loyal community of riders and dreamers.
He fits motorcycle and mobility brands, technical gear, travel tech, and insurance better than almost any creator in Spain, and his long-form videos put him among the most-watched travel vloggers in the language.
8. Igna Ferriol & Hanna
@igna.ferriolIgna Ferriol is a professional photographer from the Canary Islands who left everything to travel the world with his dog, Hanna, documenting hidden beaches, mountains, and lakes with budgets and best-season tips for each. His engagement rate is among the highest in Spanish travel.
He suits camera and lens brands, outdoor apparel, nature tourism, and pet-friendly accommodation.
9. Alfon & Gon
@gemelosviajerosAlfon and Gon are Gemelos Viajeros, twin brothers whose destination reels and photography have built one of the larger travel audiences in Spain. Their feed mixes bucket-list spots with practical recommendations.
They fit destinations, hotels, and experience platforms that want polished visual coverage with a young audience.
10. Noel Bayarri
@noelbayarriNoel Bayarri became known on Spanish television before rebuilding his career as a creator, and his content now centers on travel, sport, and lifestyle, from island escapes to city trips. He has kept relevance by adapting to every shift in the platforms.
His audience is mainstream and young, which suits hotels, destinations, and lifestyle brands tied to travel.
11. David Bermúdez & Kalina
@rutaidealDavid Bermúdez and Kalina are Ruta Ideal, a travel couple whose dog joins most trips, which has made the account a reference for traveling with pets as well as for couple getaways across Spain and Europe.
They fit pet-friendly hotels, road-trip brands, and destinations that want to reach couples and pet owners, an audience they share with the top pet influencers.
12. Ariane Hoyos
@arianehoyosAriane Hoyos won the Premios Ídolo for creative content in 2024 and has turned her creativity toward travel and reading, giving inland Spain, small towns, and cultural destinations an angle most travel accounts miss. Her engagement rate is far above her size.
She suits regional and rural tourism boards, unusual accommodation, and cultural brands that want a distinctive voice.
13. Cristina Verdú
@cristinaverduCristina Verdú is a Barcelona creator whose GoPro-style content mixes sport, adventure travel, and sustainability, and she has been one of the fastest-growing names in Spanish travel. Her feed is action-first, with vegan and environmental threads running through it.
She fits sport and adventure brands, action cameras, sustainable products, and nature destinations, the same territory as the leading outdoor influencers.
14. Enrique Alex
@enriquealexEnrique Alex is a photographer and creator whose cinematic travel imagery and video have made him one of the most recognizable visual storytellers in Spanish travel. His feed reads like a portfolio of destinations.
He suits destinations, hotels, and camera brands that want premium visual content they can reuse.
15. Manoli & Álex
@viajar__contigoManoli and Álex run Viajar Contigo, a fast-growing account built on weekend escapes, routes, and hiking across Spain and beyond, with recommendations their followers can copy the next weekend.
They fit rural tourism, outdoor gear, and regional destinations that want practical coverage.
16. Marina Comes
@marinacomesMarina Comes was a corporate lawyer with a camera habit until a colleague pushed her to open Instagram in 2015, and by 2019 Forbes had named her among the best travel instagrammers in the world. Her lane is slow luxury travel, shot with a photographer's discipline.
She fits luxury hotels, premium destinations, and fashion and beauty brands tied to travel.
17. Paolo D'Argliano & Mar Vives
@paoloymarPaolo D'Argliano and Mar Vives are a travel and lifestyle couple whose destination content leans aspirational, from Mediterranean coastlines to long-haul trips, with a polished style that hotels love.
They fit hotels, resorts, and lifestyle brands that want couple-focused travel content.
18. Viajeros Callejeros
@viajeroscallejerosViajeros Callejeros is one of Spain's longest-running travel blogs, built by Vane and Roger into a library of detailed guides that Spanish travelers have relied on for more than a decade. The Instagram account carries the same practical spirit.
They fit destinations and tourism offices that want evergreen, search-friendly coverage alongside social reach.
19. Maeva Aguilera & Manel García
@viajandonuestravidaMaeva Aguilera and Manel García are Viajando Nuestra Vida, Spain's reference vanlife couple, sharing camper conversions, routes, and daily life on the road, plus a second account devoted to cooking in the van. Their audience is small, specialized, and ready to buy.
They fit camper conversion and accessory brands, motorhome areas, portable energy, and vehicle insurance.
20. MolaViajar
@molaviajarAdri and Gosi are MolaViajar, one of the best-known travel couples in Spain, with a community that follows them across Instagram and YouTube and printed guides to London, New York, and Kraków to their name. They have been at this longer than almost anyone on the list.
They fit airlines, city tourism boards, and family travel brands that want a trusted, established voice.
Top Spanish Travel Influencers at a Glance
Here is the full ranking of the top Spanish travel influencers side by side, sorted by follower count, with each creator's handle, reach, and signature credit. Every profile was confirmed individually, and counts reflect September 2026 figures shown the way Instagram displays them.
| # | Creator | Followers | Known For | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jordi Koalitic | @jordi.koalitic | 7.3M | Photographer whose viral shooting tricks are filmed in scenic locations |
| 2 | Jesús Calleja | @jesuscallejatv | 1.4M | Spain's best-known TV adventurer, mountaineer, and pilot |
| 3 | Raquel Bernabeu | @rachelbernabeu | 1.0M | Travel creator focused on cheap flights, mistakes to avoid, and booking tricks |
| 4 | Laura Durán & Álex García | @juntos_viajando | 1.0M | Juntos Viajando, a couple with guides to every destination they visit |
| 5 | Elena Herraiz & Víctor Gata | @viajeroextranjero | 1.0M | Viajero Extranjero, step-by-step itineraries at home and abroad |
| 6 | Lucía Pombo | @luciapombo | 798K | Airline pilot and creator sharing flights, layovers, and travel |
| 7 | Charly Sinewan | @charlysinewan | 787K | Pioneer of motorcycle world travel with more than 120 countries ridden |
| 8 | Igna Ferriol & Hanna | @igna.ferriol | 786K | Canary Islands photographer who travels the world with his dog Hanna |
| 9 | Alfon & Gon | @gemelosviajeros | 666K | Gemelos Viajeros, twin brothers documenting destinations with a photographer's eye |
| 10 | Noel Bayarri | @noelbayarri | 608K | Television-famous creator whose content centers on travel, sport, and lifestyle |
| 11 | David Bermúdez & Kalina | @rutaideal | 551K | Ruta Ideal, a travel couple whose dog travels with them |
| 12 | Ariane Hoyos | @arianehoyos | 514K | Creative creator focused on inland tourism, culture, and reading |
| 13 | Cristina Verdú | @cristinaverdu | 500K | Barcelona creator mixing sport, action travel, and environmental content |
| 14 | Enrique Alex | @enriquealex | 338K | Photographer and creator known for cinematic travel imagery |
| 15 | Manoli & Álex | @viajar__contigo | 318K | Viajar Contigo, a couple sharing getaways, routes, and hiking |
| 16 | Marina Comes | @marinacomes | 305K | Lawyer turned travel creator, named by Forbes among the best travel instagrammers |
| 17 | Paolo D'Argliano & Mar Vives | @paoloymar | 291K | Travel and lifestyle couple with aspirational destination content |
| 18 | Viajeros Callejeros | @viajeroscallejeros | 287K | One of Spain's longest-running travel blogs, from Vane and Roger |
| 19 | Maeva Aguilera & Manel García | @viajandonuestravida | 274K | Viajando Nuestra Vida, Spain's reference vanlife couple |
| 20 | MolaViajar | @molaviajar | 273K | Adri and Gosi, one of Spain's best-known travel couples and guidebook authors |
The Spanish Travel Calendar These Creators Follow
Spanish travel runs on a fixed rhythm, and the creators on this list plan their content around it. January opens with FITUR, the Madrid tourism fair where destinations court creators for the year ahead, and with the first wave of summer planning from followers who want their August sorted early.
Semana Santa in March or April is the first big domestic escape, followed by the May bridges around Labor Day and, in Madrid, San Isidro. These are the weekends when accounts like Viajar Contigo and Ariane Hoyos post the rural getaways their followers copy the following weekend.
July and August belong to the coast and to long trips abroad. Most Spaniards take their holidays in August, so summer content from the guide-writing couples peaks in June and early July, while followers are still choosing, and drops off once everyone has left.
Autumn brings the bridges of October 12 and November 1, and December 6 and 8 fill the last long weekend before Christmas. Brief creators at least a month before each of these windows. Our roundup of travel brands looking for influencers shows who already spends on this calendar.
How to Find Spanish Travel Influencers for Your Campaign
Three numbers matter more than followers when you vet a Spanish travel creator: where the audience lives, how often posts get saved, and how much of the feed is already sponsored. Spanish travelers are more skeptical of paid travel content than most, so a creator with one sponsored post in four keeps trust that a creator with two in four has lost.
Below the names on this list are thousands of regional creators with 5K to 100K followers who cover one coast, one mountain range, or one style of travel. Destination hashtags, regional tourism office collaborations, and the comment sections of the bigger couples here are the fastest ways to surface them.
Match the direction before you brief. An account whose audience is mostly abroad sells Spain to foreigners, and an account whose audience is Spanish sells trips to Spaniards, and mixing them up wastes the whole budget.
To shortcut the process, our Ainfluencer review explains how a marketplace handles it: filter creators by country, niche, follower range, and engagement, invite the ones that fit, negotiate in chat, and keep payment in escrow until the content is approved, free for brands to start.
Conclusion
From Jordi Koalitic at number one to MolaViajar at number 20, these are the top Spanish travel influencers of 2026, ranked by live follower counts and confirmed one profile at a time. The list covers television adventurers, guide-writing couples, vanlifers, photographers, and travel couples whose followers plan trips around their recommendations.
Travel overlaps with plenty of other niches. If you are building a broader campaign, our roundup of American travel influencers covers the same segment in the United States. Pick the accounts that match your direction and your budget, hit follow, and study how they turn a trip into content people save.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the most-followed Spanish travel influencer on Instagram?
On this list, Jordi Koalitic leads with 7.3 million followers, built on cinematic photography content filmed in scenic locations. Among creators who are travel-first, Jesús Calleja (1.4M), Raquel Bernabeu (1.0M), and the couples behind Juntos Viajando and Viajero Extranjero (1.0M each) lead the field.
How were these Spanish travel influencers selected and ranked?
We shortlisted creators based in Spain whose content centers on travel, checked them against industry rankings and press coverage, then ranked by live Instagram follower count in September 2026. Every account was verified as a real, public profile, and only embeddable profiles were included. Aggregator and community accounts without a creator behind them were left out.
Should a Spanish destination book Spanish creators or foreign ones?
Both, for different jobs. Spanish creators with a mostly Spanish audience drive domestic tourism, which is the largest share of visitors to most regions. Creators with a global audience, including several photographers on this list, sell Spain to foreign visitors. Check the audience location on any account before deciding which job it does for you.
How much do Spanish travel influencers charge?
Names above a million followers typically command several thousand euros per reel and considerably more for hosted trips with usage rights. Mid-size travel couples between 200K and 800K often land in the low thousands, and micro travel creators under 100K frequently work for a few hundred euros or on hosted-trip terms with no fee.
When do Spanish travelers book?
Summer trips are largely booked between March and May, short domestic escapes cluster around Easter, the May long weekends, and the December bridges, and Christmas trips are decided by October. Brief creators at least a month before each booking window rather than before the travel dates themselves.
How can a brand find Spanish travel influencers on a smaller budget?
Look below the celebrity tier at regional and niche creators with 5K to 100K followers, whose audiences follow them for one kind of travel and trust their recommendations. A free marketplace like Ainfluencer lets you filter creators by country, niche, follower range, and engagement, then hold payment in escrow until the content is approved.
