Square Rigged Sailing In The Galapagos The S/S Mary Anne is an elegant sailing ship. At 216 feet from stern to bow, with over 1000 square meters of square-rigged canvas at her disposal, the Mary […]
Square Rigged Sailing In The Galapagos 
The Whale Science Voyage As the Antarctic summer comes to a close in March, migratory species like the Humpback are very active, socializing and feeding in preparation for the long journey ahead, while […]
What is a Baleen Whale? Baleen whales have baleen plates instead of teeth which they use to collect shrimp-like krill, plankton and small fish from the sea. These bristly plates, made from the same protein […]
An Interview With Hayley Shephard Hayley Shephard is Director of Expedition Operations at Polar Latitudes, a polar expedition company that provides travelers to Antarctica with a “best in class” experience by working with the best […]
Jamie McPherson On Leica Binoculars Jamie McPherson is a wildlife documentary cameraman, producer and director and has worked on may landmark series and films including The Hunt, Planet Earth and most recently Netflix’ Our […]
Raising Awareness Of The African Elephant Crisis African Bush Camps Partners With ‘How Many Elephants’ To Raise Awareness Of The African Elephant Crisis African Bush Camps has joined forces with How Many Elephants to support their annual […]
Okavango Guiding School Are you looking for a little more adventure than your average safari, wanting to learn life changing skills or gainer a deeper understanding of the African Bush? If any of […]
Travel Photographer Of The Year In 2003 when photographer Chris Coe and his wife and business partner Karen decided to set up a travel photography competition they could not have predicted that within just a […]
The holiday of a lifetime courtesy of Wildfoot Rose Krzyz took a trip with us to The Galapagos recently. Here she describe her experience first hand, along with some impressive holiday snaps. It was a chance encounter […]
Leki Corklite Trekking Poles Every month Wildfoot Travel’s Dave Cheetham reviews a piece of travel gear. From walking boots to talking books, the gear may vary, but the honest and forthright option remains. This month Dave […]
Meet The Galapagos’ Professor Reptile Alejandro Arteaga is an Ecuadorian-Venezuelan biologist and wildlife photographer. He is the scientific director of Tropical Herping, an institution he co-founded in 2009 to preserve tropical reptiles and amphibians through […]
Craghoppers Kiwi Trousers The Craghoppers Kiwi trouser is a great piece of kit for any discerning traveller. And Craghoppers has now made it even easier to find your perfect pair. By answering a […]
Cheetah at Okonjima An update on the AfriCat’s Cheetah Rehabilitation programme – the story so far…. The AfriCat Foundation developed on a cattle farm in Namibia called Okonjima in the early 1990’s, […]
In Search Of Primates Edward Moores joined us on a trip to Uganda recently. Here he tells the tale of his adventures in this natural wildlife-wonderland. In January this year we travelled to Uganda […]
Lomo 30 Litre Waterproof Dry Bag Each month Wildfoot Travel’s Dave Cheetham puts a piece of travel related equipment to the test. From balaclavas to bags and gloves to gilets, the gear may change, but the truthful […]
Lorpen T3+ Expedition Trekking Socks Each month Wildfoot Travel’s Dave Cheetham reviews a piece of travel gear. From clothing to cameras and tripods to text books, the product-in-focus may vary, but the forthright honesty remains […]
My Mashatu Experience Mary Coulson, photographer and long term friend of Wildfoot Travel has just come back from Tuli in Botswana, The Mashatu Game Reserve and in particular the incredible Mashatu Lodge which is […]
9 Night Cruise on the Ortelius round the Falkland Islands Brenda Hotham set off on a cruise round the Falklands recently aboard the MV Ortelius. Here, Brenda reviews the trip in her own words. Great food, well appointed adequately sized […]
Mobile Safari Sitting around a pit-fire on a decked terrace at a five-star safari lodge in the Okavango Delta, crystal glass filled with ice-cold gin and tonic in hand, my friend turned […]
Inspirational Eco & Conservation Lodges for 2019 This year we’ve added some exciting new destinations to our already incredible list. These new venues are impressive in more ethan just their location, they are truly groundbreaking in their […]
Etosha National Park The story of the area now known as Etosha National Park began being written after Charles Andersson and Francis Galton made the discovery in 1851. Andersson recalled being astounded by […]
Where Eagles Dare Professional wildlife and travel writer, photographer, birdwatcher and long-term friend of Wildfoot Travel, Mike Unwin has always had a passion for eagles. Here he explains how it all started and […]
Focus On: Northeast Greenland National Park & Scoresby Sund A huge welcome to professional wildlife and landscape photographer, Dave Wilson of Northwinds Photography (www.northwindsphotos.com). Dave specialises in US National Parks, Botswana, and the polar regions. Here are some of Dave’s […]
Grab yourself a nifty fifty. Every month Wildfoot Travel’s marketing expert Dave Cheetham offers some practical photography tips. Aimed at beginners and the everyday photographer, these tips are carefully compiled to help you get better […]
AfriCat – Making a big difference in Africa Did you see the Lion episode of the ‘Dynasty’ series narrated by David Attenborough which was shown on BBC1 on Sunday the 25th November ? If so were you moved […]
Everything You Need to Know about Gorilla Trekking Wildfoot Travel’s Debbie Granger hopped on a plane to Uganda recently, in search of Mountain Gorillas. Here, she tells us about her experience on a Gorilla Trek. If you have […]
Clever Travel Designs – Worry Free Travel As a leading world travel brand, Craghoppers knows that the right kit can make or break a trip. That is why its designers build in key technical features to take […]
Gin and elephants. Charmed by the concept of the “sundowner moments” – a daily sunset G&T after a day out in the African bush,
Tessa and Robin had an idea. The result is Elephant Gin, an award-winning spirit that tempts both the
discerning drinker and conservation enthusiast.
Be photo ready Top wildlife photographer Tom Mason gives us his top tips on how you can stay ‘photo ready’ and be prepared to take the perfect shot at the drop of a […]
Walking Safaris In Zambia For those searching for a unique, wild and exclusive safari; Robin Pope Safaris offers one of the few such adventures still possible in this day and age. Away from cars, […]
New Luxury Expedition Launch of the new Ponant Ship “Le Champlain” Wildfoot’s Tina Moorcroft took a trip on the new luxury expedition ship “Le Champlain” recently. Here she gives us her thoughts on this groundbreaking new expedition vessel. I had the great […]
The Ultimate Galapagos Islands Travel Guide Charles Darwin once described the Galapagos Islands as ‘a little world within itself’, and it only takes a five-minute visit to realise how right he was. The islands are […]
ORCA – Looking out for whales and dolphins ORCA have been working for decades to protect whales and dolphins across UK & European waters. Our mission is to give everyone who cares about whales and dolphins an active […]
Say No To Your Flash Every month Wildfoot Travel’s marketing expert Dave Cheetham offers some practical photography tips. Aimed at beginners and the everyday photographer, these tips are carefully compiled to help you get better […]
Joby GorillaPod 5K Tripod Kit Each month Wildfoot Travel’s Dave Cheetham reviews a piece of wildlife travel or photography gear. From clothing to books and cameras to accessories, the product-in-focus may vary, but the honest […]
The Ultimate White Wedding Our colleague Conny Bartl, part of the team who run Hebridean Sky & Island Sky, experienced a true white wedding recently during an Antarctica expedition voyage. “A bride and groom […]
