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Travel WordPress Themes
7 original Travel themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
WanderLuxe
62A black-and-gold luxury expedition travel theme with a persistent hand-written Canvas2D particle background (gold dust / snowfall / sakura / stars, real mouse-force physics), a fully live no-reload style customizer (5 palettes, 3 fonts, 5 particle effects), a Web-Audio-synthesized ambient soundscape engine, and real structured journal articles — EXIF-captioned photography, a draggable before/after slider, itinerary timelines, and budget breakdowns.
Fellrise
79A persistent WebGL2 'liquid topography' field — real 2D simplex noise, 4-octave fBm domain warping and finite-difference-normal specular lighting, switchable between two atmosphere palettes — behind a real wind-chill index, a corrected Naismith's Rule, the 5-tier avalanche danger scale and a real GPX 1.1 track exporter.
Atlas
$69Atlas is an immersive theme for travel agencies and tour operators built around a real Three.js procedural globe with animated flight arcs connecting destinations. Visitors can drag to rotate the camera and explore routes themselves, not just watch a fixed animation. A GSAP-driven horizontal showcase presents tours alongside real destination photography, keeping the globe's sense of movement going as you scroll into the itinerary.
Boreal
$79Aurora expedition and astrophotography touring company. Boreal's hero is a real-time WebGL shader that paints the aurora itself, rippling and shifting rather than looping a canned clip. A rotating 3D globe traces the actual shape of the auroral oval, the band of sky where the lights appear, so visitors can see why a route is timed the way it is. The rest of the site holds to midnight indigo with a single reserved aurora-green accent, kept rare enough to still read as the sky's own color when it appears.
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Serac
$75Serac is built for high-altitude mountaineering expedition companies, structured as a long-form, multi-scene descent through the mountain rather than a single compressed hero. The icy slate-blue palette and deliberately unhurried pacing let each stage of the climb breathe instead of cramming the story above the fold — a layout built for expeditions that take days, not seconds, to plan and to scroll past, section by section, camp by camp.
Kaleido
$79Midnight is the ground, neon is the ink. Kaleido runs a persistent GPU-rendered skyline-and-reflection background behind the whole long-scroll destination showcase, built on a genuine multi-hue spectrum — cyan, magenta, violet and gold used deliberately as a set, not one accent plus noise. Surfaces stay dark glass and only the things that actually emit light carry a coloured bloom, tuned for operators who sell a city after dark rather than a generic travel template.
Parallax
$85The stars are where the stars actually are. Parallax renders an astronomically accurate real-time star field using real right-ascension and declination positions, not a decorative particle system, set against a midnight-black, starlight-white and brass palette built specifically for a dark-sky observatory and stargazing retreat. The content structure is genuine astronomy — viewing sessions, light-pollution notes, moon-phase awareness — rather than a generic space aesthetic wrapped around a travel template.