Top Falkland Islands Shore Excursions - page 2

Embark on an unforgettable adventure and experience the rare opportunity to get remarkably close to penguins—just 6 meters away! As you travel to Bertha's Beach, you’ll be captivated by the untouched beauty of the Falklands’ landscapes, including the dramatic stone runs and flatlands. For those who wish, we can conclude your tour at the Falkland Islands Museum, a short and pleasant 10-15 minute walk along a flat, straight path. Along the way, you’ll pass iconic landmarks such as the historic Post Office with the classic red telephone box—a perfect selfie spot—the police station, the Mizzen Mast from the SS Great Britain, the West Store, the Capstan Gift Shop and more. Each stop offers a glimpse into the rich history and charm of Stanley, making it an ideal end to your journey. Important Note: Transportation from Stanley to Bertha’s Beach is a transfer service only and does not include guided commentary. However, we are happy to answer any questions you may have during the journey.

Get an up-close look at the Falkland Islands’ Gentoo penguins during this 3.5-hour visit to Bertha’s Beach with a small group. Travel aboard a vehicle with a maximum of 16 seats as you observe the colony of more than 500 penguins that call this section of the Islands’ East Coast home, watching as they swim and feed their young. Round-trip port transport, entrance fees, and a snack are included.

1. Comfort and Cleanliness of the vehicles 2.Exclusive small group feature 3.Trained & Friendly Tour guide drivers 4. Free Onboard Amenities included 5. Reliability and Fully insured safe transport 6. Flexible scheduling Please read carefully we require 4 guests minimum per vehicle in 4x4 this is a small private tour.

Pick up and drop off to the cruise terminal is included with this tour All of our guides are experienced and passionate about the Falklands, the wildlife and our Island life-style. They will be happy to answer any questions you may have. The Argentine Cemetery is 1 hour and 30 minutes drive from Stanley. On the way you will have the opportunity to take in the views and enjoy conversation with your guide. Once at the cemetery you will have time for private contemplation and must be respectful to the surroundings and fellow visitors. If you wish to extend your tour and time permitting there is an opportunity to visit British war memorials in the area and make a brief visit to nearby Goose Green settlement where the local residents were held captive during the Argentine occupation. You will complete your tour with a good understanding of life in the Falklands.

Your tour is designed especially for cruise passengers who want to make the most of their short time in the Falklands. In just one hour, you’ll see all of Stanley’s must-see landmarks with the insight of a local guide — from the 1982 Liberation Monument to the Lady Liz shipwreck. What makes this experience unique is the combination of history, culture, and scenic highlights in one seamless drive, with plenty of opportunities for photos and storytelling along the way. Unlike larger bus tours, your small-group experience is personal, flexible, and efficient, ensuring you return to the port with memories, knowledge, and even recommendations for the best local food, shops, and museum visits.

Discover the charm of Bertha’s Beach, a stunning Ramsar Convention site just outside Stanley in the Falkland Islands. This pristine white-sand beach is home to a lively colony of gentoo penguins, where you can observe these fascinating birds nesting among the tussac grass and waddling along the shore. With breathtaking ocean views and a tranquil atmosphere, this location is perfect for wildlife photography and leisurely exploration, allowing for memorable encounters with penguins and coastal birds alike.

Visit the Argentine Cemetery, a historical site connected to the 1982 Falklands conflict. This guided visit provides clear historical context, explains the events of the war, and offers insight into the location’s significance, led by a knowledgeable local guide.

Led by a former Penguin Warden at Bertha’s Beach, this is a conservation-led, fully private wildlife experience. You will not share the vehicle with anyone outside your group, and the price is the same whether you are travelling as a couple or with friends (up to five passengers). A once-in-a-lifetime, private Falklands experience — not a bus tour. The tour is paced around wildlife activity, focusing on quiet observation and allowing penguins and coastal wildlife to behave naturally. It visits some of the Falkland Islands’ most important penguin sites, guided by first-hand conservation experience rather than a fixed schedule.

The Conflict Chronicles: Falklands Battlefield Tour offers a powerful journey through key sites of the 1982 Falklands War. This guided experience takes you to pivotal battle locations where British and Argentine forces clashed in fierce combat. The tour delves deep into the history and strategy of the war, providing visitors with detailed accounts of the battles and personal stories from soldiers and locals. You'll see preserved bunkers, memorials, and remnants of military equipment scattered across the rugged landscape. Your knowledgeable guide offer rich context, connecting the terrain to the dramatic events that unfolded there. With stunning views of the windswept Falklands, the tour is not only a historical exploration but a chance to reflect on the human stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience that defined the conflict. Ideal for history buffs, veterans, or anyone keen to understand the Falklands War on a deeper level. Time permitting get your penguin fix near Stanley.

Pick up and drop off to the cruise terminal is included with this tour Our guides are Islanders with a wealth of knowledge about the Falklands and can share their own experiences of the 1982 war with you. You will complete your tour with a good understanding of how the war changed the Falklands and how it has progressed since. Your tour begins with the drive to Fitzroy (40 minutes) then on to the Darwin and Goose Green area where the first and the longest battle of the Falklands War took place (45 minutes drive). After exploring the Goose Green area we continue to Blue Beach Military cemetery (40 mins drive). The return to Stanley route (1:40) includes Teal Inlet and Estancia Farm pass by showing the route British soldiers trekked on the advance on Stanley. Timings at each location as listed can be adjusted to suit your needs. Your tour ends with a visit to the 1982 memorial in Stanley and the Museum (optional) which has a 1982 dedicated section.