The Falkland Islands are a British Overseas Territory comprising almost 800 small islands. Visitors to the main island of East Falkland, from curious travelers to expedition ship crews en route to Antarctica, experience British warmth in Port Stanley’s pubs and at the charming Victorian stone church. Remarkably, there are about 200 sheep for every person in this starkly beautiful archipelago, yet the Falklands are also known for their biological diversity. Five penguin species call the islands home, from the king penguins to the gentoo, and the Magellanic on farther shores.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Scenic Gypsy Cove
Explore the rugged natural beauty and local wildlife of the Falklands during a visit to Gypsy Cove.
Falklands Nature Trek
Grab your binoculars and go bird-watching on a tour of the Falkland Islands’ wildlife and plants.
Off-Road Excursion to Volunteer Point
Venture to Volunteer Point to meet some of the Falkland Islands’ most distinguished inhabitants, the king penguins.
Highlights of Port Stanley
Discover the history and traditions of the Falklands and visit Port Stanley’s landmarks during an informative tour.
The Falklands War
Learn about the dramatic events of the Falklands’ recent history as you journey through battlefields.
Penguins of Bluff Cove Lagoon
Discover the thriving penguin population and abundant bird species of Bluff Cove Lagoon, a private wildlife haven.
The Falkland Islands from Above
Admire the beauty of the Falkland Islands’ rugged terrain during a panoramic flight by plane.
Wildlife & Sights of Bleaker Island
Enjoy stunning bird’s-eye views of wildlife-rich Bleaker Island from above and get up close on a 4x4 safari.
Fitzroy Farm
Gain insight on farming in the Falklands during a visit to a traditional sheep farm.
