Wildfoot Travel - Wilmslow

Jerry Krieger

Great team and support. Our trip to Antartica was a wonderful experience. Amy and the team did a great job coordinating the trip and setting expectations. You will be very happy with Wildfoot Travel if you decide to use their services.

Lara Marsh

Absolutely amazing travel company - I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Wildfoot!! The small team are friendly and knowledgeable, and Sheena arranged the absolute trip of a lifetime (to the arctic) for me within a budget that was realistic for me.

I have never used a specialist adventure travel company before as I thought anything I might be offered would probably be be well out of my price range but these guys have the expertise and the passion to help make a dream come true!

100% recommended

Tony Deans

Absolutely amazing service and highly ethical (seriously, these guys vet and only use ethical wildlife watching, if this is your primary concern like it was mine, only use these guys). Wildfoot made my dream of visiting Africa on safari a reality. All staff get back to you really quickly, consider EVERY detail and make what can be a very complicated holiday stress-free. Plus it's all surprisingly affordable and tailor-made to your wants and budget.

I will be using them in the future for every wildlife watching expedition. The lodges and experiences were life changing. Many thanks to Wildfoot for helping make my dream come true.

Christian Nelson

Michael at Wildfoot Travel was amazing to work with. He was able to put together a trip of a lifetime in a time frame that otherwise would have been near impossible for us to do. He conducted himself with the utmost professionalism, asked the right questions & swiftly replied to all correspondence and followed thru before and after the trip. The arrangements & itinerary he made for lodging and travel between 3 different Falkland Islands, including guides, were all executed seamlessly. We will be using him again for future adventures, as should anyone looking for a spectacular adventure.

Stuart Leigh

Wonderful holiday (trip to the Arctic). Very professionally and courteously arranged through Wildfoot Travel.
There boat was good with excellent food.
Great zodiac boat trips twice a day to see polar bears and other wildlife and scenery.
Strongly recommend Wildfoot.

Christine Gates

Costa Rica 15 day tour took us to a variety of conservation areas, rainforests, cloud mountains, volcanoes, rivers, wetlands & beaches. The wild life, sloths, birds, monkeys, lizards ...are stunning. Toss in adventure activities, interesting travel companions, local food & interesting cultures and it adds up to a great adventure.

Mel Lewis

We had a wonderful holiday in Botswana via Victoria Falls, organised for us by Wildfoot Travel. Everything worked like clockwork and all transfers and bookings ran smoothly. We were guided by Wildfoot as to the camps we visited according to those experiences we particularly wanted. All the camps were well run, excellent food, comfortable beds and spaces, knowledgeable guides and welcoming staff. We saw all that we wanted to and more. Our last camp in the middle of the waterways of the delta was an excellent relaxing end to our holiday. Could not recommend the company highly enough.

Bruce Cochran Lane

We visited Torres del Paine on a Puma watching safari in January on a trip organised by Wildfoot Travel. This was part of a trip which included Punta Arenas and Easter Island - the holiday of a lifetime without any doubt. This review is solely about Torres del Paine. The 3 day Puma safari involved my wife and I setting out very early before daybreak in a vehicle with a driver and a guide and following the expert Puma tracker Roberto who went ahead to spot the Pumas. Roberto I recognised from Frozen Planet II episode 4 where he had spotted for the BBC camera team. We were delighted to be with a TV star, and he was delighted we recognised him.

We had been concerned as to how much we would see as my wife only walks with a stick short distances. On the first day within an hour we were viewing the flamingos at Lake Armaga when we saw in a cave 5 Pumas which we watched as they settled down for a snooze after a night's hunting. Little walking was involved for superb views. After a couple of hours we went back to park HQ for a toilet break, and returned to find we had missed 4 more Pumas who had appeared from the opposite direction and then laid down in the bush and could not be seen.

After spending several hours sightseeing, we returned to view the cave and watched the Pumas waking up and getting on with life, On the second day we saw no Pumas but toured the park with magnificent secenary. On day 3 Roberto took just us in his car to private land. Before we even got there we watched 4 pumas walking on the beach at Lake Armaga , and a 5th, hereafter known as Ruth's puma was spotted by Ruth not 5 metres from her, which calmly walked across the road and disappeared into the bushes. In the private land we watched a puma stalking a guanaco but not getting close enough and she eventually settled on a hill top for a sleep. Returning in the late afternoon we eventually tracked her down and from 50 metres away watched her and her cub, and another older female and 2 cubs gathered round a guanaco which she had killed and resting having eaten their fill. What an end to our safari - a 10 puma day. David Attenborough would be amazed.