WildJunket’s favourite spots to spend Valentine’s

WildJunket’s favourite spots to spend Valentine’s

As the most romantic day of the year is approaching fast, it’s time to dig up some hot ideas to romance your loved one. Modern urbanites these days might find it quite a bit of a commercialized gimmick for romantic fools to empty their pockets and boost… [more]

What makes Australia unique

What makes Australia unique

So, every other traveler would kill or sell their passports for a chance to go Down Under. Most would fly from one end of the Earth to the other, just to experience the Outback.   But what makes Australia so special? I hear you say. Bet you’ve never… [more]

How to Live & Work in the UK/Australia?

How to Live & Work in the UK/Australia?

London always has this special place in my heart. Living and Working there allowed me to discover what I wanted in Life, and gave me  a push towards pursuing what I liked. It was the start of my journey away from home. Although I was never really a Harrods… [more]

Teaching English in Spain

Teaching English in Spain

While we’re on the topic of Making the Big Move, I thought I might share with you how I started teaching English in the saucy and vibrant capital of Spain, Madrid. Sassy and spirited, Madrid is just like a sultry Flamenco dancer - full of energy,… [more]

How to Take Baby Steps to Making the Big Move

How to Take Baby Steps to Making the Big Move

Through the past few years of moving from one city to another, many people have asked me these questions again and again, 'How do you get all that money to travel?', 'Have you considered carefully about what it will do to your career?' , and of course,'… [more]

Soaking up Paradise – Boracay

Soaking up Paradise – Boracay

In this little piece of heaven, we found peace and tranquility, and a kind of calm. For a moment there, I was in a paradisical high. It really felt like an escape from reality. Everything they said about Boracay was real. A tiny island that only… [more]

Beijing musings

Beijing musings

China was a whole new world.. a mixture between ecclectic modernization and in-your-face sorta tradtions. Besides the incessant spittings from the Chinese pple, and the weird tongue-rolling Beijing accent, we were constantly thrilled and amused by… [more]

Roaming the deserts of Egypt & Jordan

Roaming the deserts of Egypt & Jordan

Suddenly the desert is calling out to me again... The vast sand, endless desert, miles n miles of nothingness extreme heat in the day, extreme cold at nitesleeping under the stars, they'r so close that u feel u could grab them in ur palms. I close… [more]

Swahili time – Moshi

Swahili time – Moshi

Swahili time - oh yes, East Africans have their own way of telling the time. The day officially starts at 7am - which is 1am for them (saa moja asubuhi).It continues on until 7pm - the start of the evening/night for them, thus called 1pm Swahili time.… [more]


Adventure Travel

Adventure Travel

On a jaunty quest to uncover new gems

Working Abroad

Working Abroad

New job, new country, new home

Short Getaways

Short Getaways

Travel need not be far from home


Clock Tower Square at night

New to Wild Junket? Maybe you’d be interested in subscribing to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! The capital of Czech Republic in Central Europe gives travelers the rare opportunity of traveling back in time – back to the days when shiny-armored knights and corseted ladies roamed the streets. Wrought iron gates and clock [...]

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Sulfur Pool, Krafla- by The.Rohit.

‘Your Wildest Adventure’ is a series featuring the most thrilling experiences from travel writers while jaunting around the world. This week’s edition is a story from Stephanie Yoder who blogs over at Twenty-Something Travel,  charming readers with her quirky writing style. She shares with us her experience of getting lost in dangerous grounds. [...]

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I’m dipping my toes in crystal clear waters while my hair gets powdered up with fine sand. I’m in Europe – no castles or cathedrals, just enjoying the sun on a slice of paradise. Whether it’s a secluded bay with emerald surfs slamming on sandstone cliffs, or wide stretches of golden sand glimmering [...]

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One of the many reasons why people travel is the challenge it poses. Diving into shark-infested waters, climbing the towering peaks or trekking through dense jungles – they all jolt adventure travelers to life. As my blood rushes with every adventure,  I am reminded of the meaning of travel. Once again, based on [...]

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We are walking in the mar de lava – sea of lava – where massive blankets of solidified lava lie at the foots of Montanya Blanca, Lanzarote. I confess: I’ve become quite a volcano buff after seeing hot molten lava flowing off Guatemala’s most active volcano, Volcan Pacaya. There’s no sign [...]

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As I spend the week traversing volcanic paths and soaking up some sun at Los Zocos Resort, on the island of Lanzarote, fellow travel author Nick Ball has offered to share some background on Lanzarote’s entangled past. Nick is proud to call Lanzarote home and is the author of Lanzarote Guidebook, a free [...]

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January 30, 2010 · Culture, Lanzarote, Short Getaways, Spain  
    
View from our balcony

I woke up this morning with the view of a looming volcano ahead. We are at Los Zocos Club Resort the Spanish island of Lanzarote. Although we’re not on the seafront, our balcony opens up to a view of the estate’s pool and a towering volcano in the background. Not bad at all. [...]

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Whether we’re backpacking or vacationing, renting a car when travelling is always a thrilling experience for us – my partner loves the excitement of driving in foreign land while I enjoy navigating unfamiliar streets. Adapting to the local drivers’ habits (like cutting 5 lanes at a time in Yogjakarta) is always part of [...]

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January 22, 2010 · Short Getaways, Travel Tips  
    
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From Asia to the U.S. and Europe, there are hundreds of cities that constantly attract new residents, thanks to low crime rates, quality of life and many other factors. Spending the past few years moving from one city to another, I’ve had my fair share of scouting for new nesting ground. Having picked [...]

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January 21, 2010 · Recommendations, Travel Tips, Working abroad  
    
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The whole world’s eyes are on Haiti now, as the poorest country in the Americas faces yet another devastating disaster. Death toll has now reached over 200,000 at Port-au-Prince, the country’s capital. These numbers are still increasing as survivors are losing patience with the painfully slow process of getting international aid. As I [...]

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January 18, 2010 · Travel News, Volunteering  
    

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