Feature Articles
Travel Lists: 10 Unique Transport Modes Around the World
A round-up of the quirkiest transport modes around the world - from the totora boat in Peru to tuktuks in India and the zorb in New Zealand...
Thoughts: Are You a Good Traveler?
Is there such a thing as a ´good traveler´? We ponder and find out...
Photoblog: The Colorful Labyrinth of Marrakech
The labyrinth of Djemma el Fna in Marrakech is an intoxicating swirl of sights, smell and colors.
Guest Posts: World’s Most Bizarre Foods
Our guest blogger shares with us some of the world's most interesting foods - spiders, guinea pigs and snake wine all in the mix!
Travel List: 10 Most Visited Countries in the World
From China to the United States, we present here the 10 most visited countries in the world, as compiled by UNWTO.
Destination: Seoul, South Korea
Octopus, odeng and tteokbokki - We bring you on a culinary tour on the streets of Seoul, South Korea.
Photoblog: Wildlife Encounters in Etosha National Park, Namibia
Photos from a wildlife safari we took in Etosha National Park, Namibia
Guest Post: White Water Rafting in Uganda
Get wet and wild with Andrea Wren's whitewater rafting tale in Uganda.
Travel Tips: 8 Tips for A Successful Career Break
Thinking of quitting your job to travel the world? If we can do it, so can you! Here are some tips from our past experiences.
Win $299 Memberships from Love Home Swap
Home exchange is revolutionising the way we travel, so we’ve teamed up with Love Home Swap to offer you the chance to win one of three Luxe memberships to the service, worth $299 each.
Recent Trips
Magazine
112 pages, published 15 MAY 2012
Just before the sizzling heat sets in, this Summer Special issue of WildJunket Magazine inspires with a host of stories from the tropics: from our cover feature on island-hopping in the Philippines, to sailing the Darien Gap from Colombia to Panama and a comprehensive travel guide on Turkey. We’ve also got a long and personal story on walking the Camino de Santiago in Northern Spain by our contributing editor Candace Rardon, as well as a feature on the Mayan roots of Belize and a turbocharged story on mountain-biking the ‘Death Road’ in Bolivia.











