Top Falkland Islands Shore Excursions - page 2

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.

Discover the wild beauty and rich polar history of the Falkland Islands on an unforgettable private tour, including the legacy of explorers Sir Ernest Shackleton, whose extraordinary polar adventures left their mark on the islands. We are Libby and Zak Bound, a Falkland Islands-based couple with a deep passion for our incredible islands and their fascinating historical polar history. Zak is particularly connected to this rich heritage as the son of Mensun Bound, a renowned marine archaeologist born in the Falkland Islands. Mensun made history in 2022 when he was tasked with finding Sir Ernest Shackleton's legendary ship, Endurance, in the Weddell Sea, an achievement that has captivated a worldwide audience, adding another remarkable chapter to the region's storied past. - This tour is private, with exclusive use of the vehicle for your group. Friends or family are welcome to join.

Explore the captivating Falkland Islands on this exclusive private 3-4 hour tour, where nature, history, and wildlife intertwine. Visit Gypsy Cove and Yorke Bay to observe playful Magellanic and Gentoo penguins in their natural habitat. Journey to Cape Pembroke for stunning views of the historic lighthouse and rugged coastline, while keeping an eye out for sunbathing sea lions. Discover Stanley, the charming capital, rich in colonial heritage, and visit landmarks like the Christ Church Cathedral. This tour provides an immersive experience into the unique culture and breathtaking landscapes of the Falklands. - Duration: 3-4 hours with numerous wildlife sightings - This tour is private, with exclusive use of the vehicle for your group. Friends or family are welcome to join - Observe penguins and possibly the rare King penguins in their habitat - Visit the historic Cape Pembroke Lighthouse with panoramic views - Explore Stanley, including its iconic landmarks and local charm

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.

Discover the beauty, history and wildlife of the Falkland Islands with a friendly local guide. Your relaxed and personalised tours offer visitors a genuine local experience, combining beautiful scenery, fascinating stories and memorable sightseeing. Explore some of the islands’ highlights, including Bertha’s Beach, Gypsy Cove and Yorke Bay. Enjoy peaceful sandy shores of Bertha’s Beach, take in stunning coastal scenery, look out for local wildlife, birdlife, and capture unforgettable photographs along the way. Discover natural beauty and history of the Falklands while travelling comfortably and enjoying the freedom to ask questions, take photos, and appreciate the scenery at your own pace. Whether you are visiting for the first time, travelling with family and friends, or arriving on a cruise, we aim to make your experience enjoyable, comfortable and unforgettable. Come explore the Falkland Islands with us; beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and unforgettable experiences await

Discover elephant seals, gentoo penguins and coastal scenery on our private Wild Shores Tour. Welcoming cruise ship passengers and land-based travellers, this family-friendly adventure takes you to Whale Point/Kelp Point with a local guide who knows and loves the Falklands. Travel through rugged landscapes before reaching the shore to watch elephant seals and gentoo penguins in their natural habitat. Enjoy time to observe the wildlife, take photographs and soak up the scenery before returning for a look around Stanley. With one booking per vehicle, your 4x4 is exclusively for your group and comfortably seats four passengers. Our eco-conscious approach includes homemade lunches and snacks in compostable packaging, canned spring water and a tree planted through One Tree Planted for every vehicle booked.

Pick up and drop off to the cruise terminal is included with this tour Wide open spaces, penguins, white sand beach, Elephant seals, fresh air and great company make this a tour not to be missed. If your time in the Falklands is short, this tour will provide you with an overview of the many elements that make living in the Falklands special. You will visit with penguins and Elephant seals in their natural habitat, drive through farmland, and enjoy great vistas outside of, and overlooking the town. This tour encompasses our Islands lifestyle and your time will be well-spent with one of our carefully selected guides who are knowledgeable and passionate about the Falklands and will be eager to answer any questions you may have. If you have a sense of adventure, love wildlife and like to find out as much as possible about the place you are visiting, this is the tour for you. This tour uses 4x4 vehicles, each can seat 4 passengers.

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.

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.

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.

Visit the charming Gentoo penguin colony at Yorke Bay on this enriching small-group tour, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy a scenic 20-minute drive from the cruise port, followed by a short guided walk through sand dunes with stunning coastal views. Spend time observing Gentoo penguins in their natural habitat, with chances to spot King Penguins and dolphins nearby. Your knowledgeable local guide will share fascinating insights about the wildlife and environment. This approximately 2-hour experience also includes a brief stop at the historic Lady Elizabeth shipwreck before returning comfortably to the port. A free water bottle and treat are included.

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.

Combine Falklands wartime history with penguin encounters on our private Battles and Beaks Tour. Welcoming cruise ship passengers and land-based travellers, this experience brings together history, wildlife and rugged scenery with a local guide. Visit the Mount Harriet memorial and travel to Fitzroy to explore memorials honouring those who served and lost their lives during the 1982 conflict. Your guide will explain the sites and landscapes, with time for reflection. Then head to Yorke Bay to watch gentoo penguins and look out for Magellanic and king penguins along the sandy shore. Finish in Stanley at the Liberation Monument. For further insight, your guide can recommend a visit to the Historic Dockyard Museum. Your vehicle is exclusively for your group. Our eco-conscious approach includes homemade lunches and snacks in compostable packaging, canned spring water and a tree planted through One Tree Planted for every vehicle booked.

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.