The Falklands offer perfect opportunities for professional and
amateur photographers alike.
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Breathe in the glorious unpolluted air.
Spend a day in the one of the most remote capital cities in the world.
Including wildlife-watching, fishing and hiking – there’s something for everyone!
The 40th anniversary of Liberation Day sees a packed programme of events in the Falklands.
It’s an animal lovers’ paradise.
This island, lying three miles off the northwest coast of West Falkland, comprises 30,000 acres with just over 66 miles of coastline and is…
West Point Island, owned by Roddy and Lily Napier and run as a farm, is not one of the bigger Falklands islands. Covering 3,630…
Health No inoculations are required when planning a visit to the islands. However, those passengers travelling on the RAF flights are recommended by the…
New Island has often been described as one of the most scenic of the Falkland Islands. It is located over 150 miles from Stanley;…
Volunteer Point is named after the Volunteer, a ship that visited the Falkland Islands in 1815. This privately owned nature reserve is on a narrow…
Lying to the southeast of Lafonia, Bleaker Island was on the tourist map for many years only as a stopping point for some of…
The settlement, home to 30 people, is situated at the base of 2,400ft (660m) Mount Maria at the head of its own sheltered harbour.…
Sea Lion Island, one of the smallest islands in the Falklands, is one of the most popular destinations for visitors. Lying ten miles (17km)…
Stanley is probably the smallest and most remote capital city in the world. The official existence of Port Stanley began in July 1845, when…