LGBTQ+ Blogs UK Top 10
The Top 10 LGBTQ+ ranking was last updated 11/06/2025.
Vuelio uses a proprietary algorithm to create these rankings, based on topic-related content in blogs on its system – you can read more about the process here. Our research team actively seeks out new blogs and bloggers for inclusion, but if you think we’ve missed someone, please get in touch to let us know.
1. Nomadic Boys
Still at number one is Nomadic Boys, a LGBTQ+ travel blog from couple Stefan and Sebastien, who have been exploring the world together since 2014. Combining detailed destination guides with personal stories, cultural insights, and food recs, they’ve built up a loyal community by sharing their experiences, offering practical advice on where to go, what to see, and how to stay safe in destinations where LGBTQ+ rights are still evolving. Whether you’re planning a short getaway, a longer trip, or just want to dream of far-off places, book a trip to this blog.
And another non-mover for our ranking, but never staying still for long IRL is The Globetrotter Guys, brought to life by Sion Walton-Guest, exploring the world and writing about the adventure. Starting this journey in 2018, the blogger shares LGBTQ+ travel tips, providing a useful resource for fellow adventurers in need of destination inspiration. Check out the lowdown on jaunts to 2025’s Eurovision base Basel, Osaka, Oslo, and Los Angeles – if you can name it, this blog probably has a guide to it.
3. LauraKBuzz.com
Steadily moving up the ranking from last year’s number five is Laura Kate Magnet-Dale with the eponymous (plus added buzz) LauraKBuzz blog. Check out topics from ‘serious critique’ to ‘silly chat’, with a focus on entertainment (gaming, music, TV, movies, comics, and podcasts) as well as disability and accessibility, and, what we’re here for, LGBTQ-focused content. What to read now – updates on Xbox updating their accessibility store tags, and watch the latest ep of Ctrl, Alt, Access, which considers disability representation in the Dark Ages game.
4. Yet Another Transgender Blog
For something a bit more personal, check out another longterm fave for our ranking – Yet Another Transgender Blog, where Lynn has been sharing life stories since 2019 (having originally started blogging back in 2005). ‘I started a blog so I could get some ideas out of my head, explore things a little, and maybe, hear from others who are walking a similar path.’ Whether travelling on similar or different paths, readers regularly catching up with YATB can read life updates and thoughts on LGBTQ+ entertainment and culture.
Here to ‘challenge society’s misconceptions, one day at a time’ is Our Transitional Life, which was originally launched as a place for ‘positive and uplifting stories to hold onto’ and now serves as a space for resources, support, and shared experiences. You can also find other useful bits for daily life, including beauty, fashion, and reviews. ‘We will always aim to be visible (and vocal), and champion and support the trans and LGBTQ+ community,’ says blogger Zoey of OTL’s ultimate aim – check it out for ‘stories, anecdotes, advice, love and laughter’.
Sticking at number six this year is the place for the latest updates, news, and views from UK charity Stonewall, as well as LGBTQ+ communities around the world. Categories cover a gamut of topics including culture, media and sport; faith and religion; health and social care; social exclusion; and the workplace, with think pieces and calls to action from the charity’s team. To read right now – ways to respond to the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s public consultation and why this year’s Pride Month is more important than ever.
A new joiner to our ranking last year, A Spiral Dance moves from number 10 to 7 this year. Our host Amanda has been blogging ‘in some form or another’ for years and writes about ‘living an unconventional life’. Main topics include health and disability, LGBTQ+ issues, and interesting books. A recent important initiative undertaken by this blogger – an LGBTQ+ Directory, aimed at making it as easy as possible to support community creatives and businesses, because, ‘let’s be fair, we’re all fed up of companies that do nothing for the community cashing in during Pride’.
8. Homotopia
Another non-mover for 2025 is Homotopia, aiming to make a ‘cultural impact through art and activism’ by supporting and platforming ‘local, national, and international Queer and trans creatives, artists, and makers’. This Liverpool-based arts and social justice organisation has been sharing updates on its progress since its launch in 2004, and features info on its current projects and exhibitions. Get details on the Homotopia Festival, initiatives to highlight the importance of mental health care and awareness in the LGBTQIA+ community, and much more.
Also sticking in the same spot this year is the Queer Little Family blog, which shares posts on a myriad of matters including ‘life and journey into parenthood, with diversions into mental health, being nonbinary and queer as all hell, cats, days out, and more’. Blogger Ren offers an open and honest look at their daily life, not shying away from the more challenging aspects including chronic pain, seasonal woes, and even trypanophobia. In need of support? The blog also includes mental health and LGBTQ-focused resources.
10. Daddy & Dad
Jamie and Tom are the multitalented fathers/online content creators behind Daddy & Dad, which covers all aspects of parenting, from conception or adoption, to raising thriving and supportive families. Now very busy with their own teenage kids, the dads’ blog continues to serve as a space for those in need of advice and ideas for their own family trials and tribulations. Find inspirational stories of other LGBTQ+ parents, the realities of starting an adoption adventure, and reviews of kid-friendly holiday destinations and day trips.
Collaborating with bloggers requires mutual respect and understanding: respect their schedules; take time to read their content to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You can see more advice in our blogger spotlights. Profiles of these LGBTQ+ blogs and their authors can be found in the Vuelio Media Database.
Great list. I particularly like the Yet Another T-Girl blog – there’s quite a lot on there that I can relate to personally.
We’re absolutely over the moon about this! Thank you so much for including us x
Thanks for the inclusion on this list. I’m quite honoured by this.
One note.. my blog was started in 2008 not 4 years ago. Just so you know ?
While not strictly LGBT, as a gay traveler and a top travel blogger, I make a point of covering LGBT news, politics and travel tips in my stories at http://travelsofadam.com/ – I’m also a regular contributor to LGBT publications focused mostly on travel topics.