Wildfoot Travel was born out of the Arctic and Antarctica Bound, an organization established for 25 years, where the dedicated team of Wildlife Travel Specialists and adventure specialists had the urge to expand their horizons beyond the Polar regions to encompass other spectacular parts of the world where those seeking out of the ordinary travel experiences wish to travel. The Antarctic region is becoming more and more accessible, so it is important to decide where you want to go and what you want to see and do. At Antarctic Bound, we have extensive knowledge of the Antarctic region and Antarctica cruise and expedition ships and we are able to offer you Antarctic holidays to suit your exact requirements. The Arctic region is becoming more and more accessible, so it is important to decide where you want to go and what you want to see and do. At Arctic Bound, we have extensive knowledge of the Arctic region and Arctic Holiday Cruises and expedition ships and we are able to offer you Arctic holidays to suit your exact requirements. We have Arctic cruises to Svalbard and Spitsbergen, Greenland and the Canadian Arctic, including the fabled North-West Passage, Alaska, the Russian Far East and the White Sea.

London Eye is one of the most popular tourist attractions in London. It is a big Farris Wheel 135 meters high situated on the banks of the River Thames. Almost four million people annually take a ride on London Eye.
The Eye has 32 air-conditioned passenger capsules attached to the wheel. One capsule represents one borough of London and can receive 25 people who are able either to walk or stand in the capsule during the ride. One ride takes approximately 30 minutes which leaves enough time to enjoy ant take pictures of the view on beautiful London.

Trafalgar Square is the largest square in London, situated in the center of the city. It is a public area as well as a tourist attraction. The square is designed by Sir Charles Barry, and it is named Trafalgar to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar. In the middle of the square is located a 56 meters high column on top of which is a 5.5 meters high statue honoring the admiral Nelson who led the army in the famous battle. Four bronze lions made out of metal from guns from old battles guard the Nelson´s column and the statue.
On the north side of the square is the National Gallery founded in 1824 and it possesses one of the world´s biggest picture collections.
On the east of the Trafalgar Square there is St Martin´s-in-the-Fields Church from the 13th century in which are located several tombs of famous people from history.
The Trafalgar Square is also a home to the world´s smallest police station which was equipped with light and a phone so that police officers could call for assistance, but today it serves as a broom cupboard for city cleaners.

Stonehenge is one of the oldest prehistoric monuments in the world. Archeologists believe that this circular setting of large stones was constructed about 3,000 2,000 BC. In 1986, the site was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stonehenge is associated with burial ceremonies at early history of its existence. Its construction evolved I several phases but the understanding of phases is difficult due to all natural changes occurred in the last 5,000 years. There are no written records from the period of its construction which would explain the development and purpose of the monument.  Because of this, today there are numerous theories which suggest that supernatural help was given to the people who built Stonehenge.

Windsor Castle is built by the William the Conqueror in the 11th century on a steep hill above the river Thames. Since its construction it was home to 39 monarchs. The legacy of the monarchs can be seen throughout the castle. Windsor Castle tells the story of a long royal history and it is an official residence of Her Majesty The Queen. This castle is the world´s largest and oldest inhabited castle.
Paintings of the famous artists, tapestries, porcelain, royal doll house, and armor can be seen while walking through the beautiful rooms of the castle. Various exhibitions are arranged frequently in the castle, and there are tours which lead visitor ensuring that the visitors see the castle in its splendor.
The castle is open or public all year round with exception of several days when Her Majesty occupies her residence for ceremonies, and official entertaining, which can even occur on a short notice. It is highly recommended to visit a website or telephone the Ticket office before the arrival.