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Packed with useful information, top tips and general musings about all things wildlife and adventure holiday related. Our team of adventure enthusiasts have visited some of the world's most intriguing locations and this blog gives us the chance to share our findings.

Amy’s Patagonia Adventure

From the dramatic mountains and serene fjords to the rich cultures and diverse wildlife, the Chilean Fjords of Patagonia took Amy on a remarkable journey.

See the Magnificent Lights in the Arctic with Wildfoot Travel

For travellers with a curious spirit and an adventurous heart, seeing the spectacle of the lights in the Arctic – which has achieved almost reverential status amongst travellers – is something that can’t be satisfied merely by looking at photographs and documentaries or listening to other people recounting their travel stories. This incredible natural phenomenon […]

northwest passage amazing scenery Ten Reasons To Sail The North West Passage

The Northwest Passage is the sea route through Northern Canada’s Archipelago, connecting the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean. Why should you visit this remote wilderness?

Costa Rica Wildlife Paradise Costa Rica: Beauty & Abundance

Costa Rica has become world renowned as a haven for biodiversity. Not only does the extensive biodiversity provide an abundance of natural beauty, it creates a home for thousands of plant species and animals.

Miranda Krestovnikoff snorkelling Presenting: Miranda Krestovnikoff

I am a natural history radio and television presenter with a passion for the marine environment. I learnt to scuba dive in the shadow of Skomer Island and always feel at home when I’m in or on the water.

penguins in the Falklands The World’s Best Kept Wildlife Holiday Secret

‘Our Man in Stanley’, Andy Pollard is as Falklands as they come. Friendly, courteous and welcoming, he knows most of his fellow islanders by their first name. Andy grew up spending time on Sealion Island where his mother Jenny was the lodge guide for many years. He is also a successful wildlife and birding guide […]

Doug Allan reviews the new Swarovski binoculars Swarovski CL 10 x 30 Binoculars Reviewed

Wildlife and documentary cameraman Doug Allan Amongst the world’s most respected wildlife cameramen, Doug Allen has worked on countless TV shows and documentaries including Planet Earth, Blue Planet, Frozen Planet and Life In The Freezer. Alongside filming (and winning eight Emmys), Doug has published his own remarkable book ‘Freeze Frame. He also finds time in […]

wildlife photography of gannets on Grassholme Island ‘Cornwall’ My Patch

The South, and South West coast of England have a distinctly-mesmerising natural beauty.  Moving West through Devon and Cornwall you discover a land rich in wildlife, history and culture.

What to Pack for an Antarctica Cruise

Heading to the Antarctic for your once in a lifetime cruise? Wondering what on earth you need to take? Then read on, because we have you covered. And the good news is that you probably don’t need as much as you thought!