Fantasy is a free, multi-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 travel blog website template from Colorlib, built to publish travel stories through a responsive, searchable, social-ready layout.
What is Fantasy?
Fantasy is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 travel blog website template created by Colorlib and distributed through ThemeWagon. It is a multi-page static template packaged as six HTML files plus one PHP file for the contact form, along with CSS, SCSS, and JavaScript source files. The template runs on any standard web server with PHP support for the contact form, and is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile, Opera, and Safari.
Key Features
- Bootstrap 4.1.3 foundation — The layout is built on Bootstrap v4.1.3, giving you the familiar grid system, responsive utilities, and component classes.
- Multi-page structure — Includes six HTML files so you can separate blog listing, post detail, and other pages instead of relying on a single scrolling page.
- Split header with slider — The homepage opens with a split header containing an Owl Carousel slider, plus a post carousel for featured stories.
- Working contact form — A PHP file handles form submissions, and a newsletter subscription form includes custom validation and uses Ajax Mailchimp integration.
- Navigation and usability — Sticky top navigation bar with a drop-down menu, search box, breadcrumbs, pagination UI, and a back-to-top button.
- Visual effects — Load-on-scroll animation, on-hover image effects, FontAwesome and Linear Icons, and a Google map embed are included.
- Customization assets — Ships with CSS and SCSS source files, documented code, and all demo images and library/plugin files.
Who should use Fantasy?
- Travel bloggers who need a ready-made responsive site with a post carousel, newsletter capture, and a Google map to show destinations.
- Web designers learning Bootstrap 4 who want well-commented code and SCSS files to study and modify.
- Freelance developers building travel or lifestyle blog sites for clients who need a working contact form, sticky navigation, and a drop-down menu out of the box.
Use cases
- Travel writers: Publish trip stories across multiple HTML pages, using the post carousel and pagination to organize archives.
- Agency designers: Start from the SCSS source files to rebrand the template and deliver a custom travel blog without building from scratch.
- Hobby photographers: Showcase travel photography with the on-hover image effects and Google map section for location context.
Pricing
Fantasy is free to download, listed as open source, usable in commercial projects, and comes with lifetime free updates according to the ThemeWagon download details.
Alternatives
- Clickaholic — a free Bootstrap 4 personal travel blog template from ThemeWagon.
- Roundy — a free Bootstrap 4 personal travel blog template.
- Blanca — a free HTML5 personal website template for blogging.
FAQ
Is Fantasy free?
Yes, Fantasy is a free download. The ThemeWagon listing marks it as open source and allows use in commercial projects, with lifetime free updates.
What framework does Fantasy use?
Fantasy is built with Bootstrap v4.1.3. It also integrates Owl Carousel, FontAwesome, Linear Icons, Magnific Popup, Nice Select, and Ajax Mailchimp.
Yes, the package includes one PHP file that powers a working contact form. The newsletter subscription form uses custom validation and Ajax Mailchimp integration.
Can I customize the design?
Yes, the download includes both CSS and SCSS source files, well-commented code, and extensive documentation. All demo images and plugin files are also included.
Which browsers are supported?
The template is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari, and is fully responsive for mobile devices.
