Falkland Islands (Stanley)

Discover the highlights of Stanley during this two-hour, guided walking tour. View a 19th century cathedral, memorials from WWI and the 1982 conflict, the Government House and a Victorian-style police station. Learn about the history of the Falkland Islands with a visit to the Historic Dockyard & Museum.

Perfect for the first time visitor, this two-hour excursion takes in all the colorful and scenic sights of Falkland's capital city. The iconic Christ Church Cathedral and Whalebone Arch are just a few of the highlights. Learn about the history of the Falkland Islands with a visit to the Historic Dockyard & Museum.

Perfect for the first time visitor, this two-hour excursion takes in all the colorful and scenic sights of Falkland's capital city. The iconic Christ Church Cathedral and Whalebone Arch are just a few of the highlights. Learn about the history of the Falkland Islands with a visit to the Historic Dockyard & Museum.

Explore the battlefields of the 1982 Falklands War with an expert guide. You will visit the epicenter of some of the main battles fought in 1982.

Attention, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts! Get up close to the impressive birdlife of the Falkland Islands on a nature trek at Hadassa Bay, home to Magellanic penguins, 30 bird species and the occasional sea lion. With checklist in hand, your expert guide will lead the way to the best sightings.

Empiece su dia con aproximadamente 2.5 horas de viaje desde Stanley a Goose Green. Aqui, usted encontrara el Cementerio de Darwin fundado en 1983 luego que el gobierno Britanico ordenara Ia creacion de un solo Iugar donde las victimas del conflicto puedan permanecer.

Learn the history of the 4-day Malvinas/Falklands War of 1982 on a panoramic driving tour to a number of decisive sites. Visit Fitzroy and Port Pleasant where British landing ships Sir Galahad and Sir Tristram were bombed by Argentine Skyhawk aircraft while transferring troops, ammunition and equipment

Bertha's Beach is classified as an 'Important Bird Area' and carries the distinction of being a RAMSAR site for its wetlands of international importance. Journey to this remote, white-sand beach that is home to gentoo penguins, Magellanic penguins, endemic Falkland wildlife, over 80 different plant species and dolphins frolicking off shore.

Take an exhilarating off-road safari through Stanley's unspoiled landscape to a protected gentoo penguin colony at Newans Farm for an up-close-and-person look. Among this rugged beauty you'll have a front-row seat to spectacular views of the islands and the amazing wildlife.

Marvel at over 1,000 pairs of gentoo penguins and the king penguin colony at the famed rookery in Bluff Cove with local owners Kevin and Hattie Kilmartin. Stroll the beach where the penguins come ashore and watch for sea lions and dolphins. Visit the Bluff Cove museum and unique gift shop.

Indulge in an "up close and personal" penguin experience during this guided adventure via 4WD vehicle to a penguin rookery. Drive off road to access North Pond where hundreds of penguins waddle between the sea and their nesting grounds. Enjoy a packed lunch as you take in breathtaking vistas.

Home to a growing elephant seal colony, Kelp Point, one of the most scenic areas of the Falkland Islands, is accessible only by 4WD vehicle. Nature enthusiasts will relish the opportunity to get up close to these gentle giants as well as the playful penguins that make their home in a nearby rookery.

Remote Sand Point is nestled on the north coast of the Lorenzo Farm, a peaceful location with diverse landscapes. A 4x4 vehicle takes you to an active penguin colony to view gentoo, Magellan and occasionally king penguins as well as breeding and migratory birds. Then, visit one of the largest whalebone cemeteries.

Spend the day at one of the largest penguin colonies in the Falklands. Volunteer Point is home to 1,300 king penguins, as well as a number of gentoo and Magellanic penguins, and a large number of birds. Wander the colonies of the saltwater lagoon while enjoying lunch and refreshments.

Spend the day at one of the largest penguin colonies in the Falklands. Volunteer Point is home to 1,300 king penguins, as well as a number of gentoo and Magellanic penguins, and a large number of birds. Wander the colonies of the saltwater lagoon while enjoying lunch and refreshments.

Journey in 4x4 vehicles to secluded and scenic Seal Bay, home to several species of penguin. Fill your camera with images from one of the most remote tourist destinations in the Falklands Islands, where nature is still in charge and wildlife outnumber the guests 600 to 1.