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Invertebrates
"Creepy-crawlies" may not be of interest to everyone but for the specialist there are plenty to discover.
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North Arm - Settlement Houses
Four houses available: George House for 10, Creek House for 10, Beach House for 8 and Kiwi Cottage for 5. Offers insight into life on a large farm. Gateway location for Bull Point, the most southerly point of East Falkland with a diversity of wildlife; other attractions include Tweeds Valley and Fanny Cove park with interesting rock formations.
Lookout Lodge
Basic but comfortable rooms in two blocks originally designed for short term contract workers. Communal facilities include satellite TV and a games room with pool, table football and board games. Accommodation for short and long term residents.
Little Chartres - Top Dip Shanty
Fully equipped cabin for 5 A shepherd’s shanty at the original site of Chartres settlement (especially suited for the adventurous!), camping available for larger groups. Little Chartres is perfectly situated to explore West Falkland with a large variety of tours and experiences on offer at the farmhouse. Top Dip Shanty does not have electricity or running water (torches/candles provided, water daily from farmhouse). It has a chemical toilet, gas fire, gas hobs, and a peat stove (peat/wood provided). Bedding, towels and household equipment provided
Malvina House Hotel
Located in the centre of Stanley, the hotel offers comfortable rooms with excellent facilities including comprehensive room service, bath and shower ensuite. The fully licensed bar and a la carte restaurant are open to hotel residents and non-residents, serving appetising local produce carefully prepared by a Michelin star chef. The sauna and jacuzzi suite can be booked for private use (first session free for hotel guests). Cheaper rates in low season. Special rates available for FI residents.
Crooked Inlet, Roy Cove
Fully equipped house for 8. Cosy and comfortable with stunning views over the beautiful Crooked Inlet where whales can often be seen. Ideally located for walks in the surrounding hills including Mount Adam, the highest mountain on the West, or simply relaxing, enjoying the views, wildlife and experiencing traditional farm life. Tours available to various locations on the West with opportunities to observe the wildlife or go fishing.
Port Edgar - Moelwyn Cottage
Fully equipped house for 5 with fresh produce, general stores and diesel available. Port Edgar is ideally situated for varied walking opportunities along the shores or clifftops affording excellent views across Falkland Sound. Penguin colonies are nearby and whales are often sighted. Go fishing or experience farm life including shearing demonstrations during the summer months.
Port Stephens Cottage
Fully equipped cottage for 5. The comfortable cottage in the heart of the settlement provides a perfect base for exploring the superb coastline of the south west. The unique rock formations known as Indian Village are within walking distance; excellent hiking opportunities afford fantastic views of the jagged shoreline and powerful South Atlantic from nearby Calm Head. Gentoo, magellanic and rockhopper penguins breed along the clifftops and shores.
San Carlos - Kingsford Valley Farm
Two houses available: 2 bed-roomed house for 6, 3 bed-roomed house for 5. Relaxed country comfort, the cottages at Kingsford Valley Farm sit near picturesque San Carlos Water. San Carlos is the site of the 1982 British Cemetery and a small, well-kept museum. Ajax Bay, used as a field hospital during the 1982 conflict and penguins colonies are also within easy travelling distance.
Port San Carlos - Racepoint Farm Cottage
Fully equipped, centrally heated house for 6. Gentoo rookeries, magellanic and rockhopper penguins at Fanning Head and Rookery Sands Beach. Good walks and excellent trout fishing on the San Carlos river. Guided 4WD tours available, also horse riding.
Islander Profile - Tony Smith
Islands born Tony is the owner-operator of Discovery Falklands providing customised tours for more than fifteen years. He has a wealth of knowledge relating to Falkland Islands history since 1764, the military history of 1982 and the wildlife sites of East Falkland.
Islander Profile - Kevin Kilmartin
Kevin Kilmartin came to the Falkland Islands in 1976 after back-packing across the Americas. He worked as a shepherd on West Falkland and as the postmaster on South Georgia and for Antarctica.
Welcome to the 2009 Photography Competition
The Falkland Islands have it all for budding, amateur and professional photographers including captivating wildlife and stunning views. Whether you have waited patiently to snap a close-up shot or climbed up high to capture sweeping scenes, now is your chance to enter a competition dedicated to photography taken on the Falklands. With top prizes and plenty of chances to win, all levels of photographer should enter the international photography competition for the Islands - Falklands Exposed.
Saunders Island - Settlement Houses
Saunders Island is around an hour’s flying time from Stanley, three miles off the north west coast of West Falkland. Two houses each fully equipped; Main House for 10, and Stone Cottage for 6. Both are situated in the main settlement of the Island. The ruins of Port Egmont, the first British settlement in 1765, are a 30 minute walk away. Fishing and 4WD excursions to other parts of the island to enjoy the wildlife can be arranged.
Islander Profile - Jackie Summers
SeAled PR’s Office Manager is a former Travel Co-ordinator for Stanley Services Ltd and was involved in developing their land-based tourist industry.
Darwin Lodge
This comfortable Lodge boasts tastefully furnished bedrooms, some with Jacuzzi baths, a cosy living room and conservatory with great views to the mountains of the north. Darwin is the perfect location for a relaxing weekend or longer break if you have time to linger. The settlement and surroundings are rich in history with gaucho remains and memorials from the 1982 conflict. Battlefield tours and craft workshops can be arranged. A 9 hole golf course is situated alongside the Lodge and the area is ideal for a range of walks. Perfect stop-over en route to the West by ferry.
Relax with a book
The perfect way to pass a cosy evening in a camp cottage!
In the News
Far flung and beautiful, the Falklands are regularly featured in some of the world's great travel and lifestyle magazines.
Welcome to the Falkland Islands
Whether you're looking for adventure or seeking quieter pleasures, the Falklands are a great place to escape and unwind. From personal encounters of the bird kind, to wilderness trout fishing, hiking, self exploration, and guided tours of…
Fox Bay - Lake Sulivan Farm
Fully equipped house for 6. Fox Bay is the largest settlement on the West and home to “Warrah Design”, previously the wool mill, where items of clothing and other textiles can be purchased with Falkland Islands or individually designed logos. A memorial was erected here in 2007 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Falkland Islands conflict.
Walker Creek
Fully equipped house for 15. Ideally located to explore the area of Lafonia or simply to “get away from it all”. Enjoy fishing and walking in this pleasantly flat area of the Islands; explore further afield to discover remote penguin colonies, sheltered bays, inlets and beaches. Goose Green, Darwin, North Arm and Newhaven ferry terminal are all within an hours drive.
Shallow Bay - Old House
Fully equipped house for 5. Offers an insight into farm life with the chance to participate in farm work at some times of the year. Horse riding, trout and mullet fishing opportunities are available. Tours can be arranged to see the reindeer at West Lagoons, the miniature ponies at Main Point and penguins at Port North.
Little Chartres - Main House
Little Chartres is sited in the centre of West Falkland with a large variety of tours (battlefield, wildlife) and experiences on offer. Spend time sight-seeing, taking nature walks (try our own wildlife reserve for rare plants), chilling out, or helping out on the farm. We have a children’s playground, miniature horses, 6-hole golf course, and trout fishing (fly and spinning equipment available). Camping possible.
Kay's B&B
Located in the centre of Stanley within easy walking distance of local amenities and attractions. Kay’s B&B has become famous for the gnome garden which is a part of the property. Home from home experience including traditional meals in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Backpackers are welcome with camping permitted in the garden.
Goose Green
Fully equipped house for 9. Ideally located to explore many areas of East Falkland from the plains of Lafonia to the highest mountain Usborne. Darwin, with both gaucho and military history, is a short walk away; further afield are battlefields, military cemeteries and wildlife. Perfect stop-over en route to the West by ferry.
North Arm - "Outside" Houses
These locations can only be reached off-road. En route to Bull Point are four “outside” houses available for rent – basic but comfortable self catering with peat stove and diesel generator which need to be started by hand; take your own bedding and towels. A taste of “old style” Falkland life.
Camping
Camping in the Falkland Islands is generally a "wilderness" experience but a fantastic one nevertheless.
George & Barren Island Group
George, Barren and Speedwell Island group lie on the south eastern side of east Falkland Islands. The islands are a wildlife hotspot due in part to the group being rodent free. 42 species of bird inhabit these islands with many ground nesters making them a destination not to be missed by bird/wildlife enthusiasts.
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Islander Profile - Sarah Clement
Former Falklands Conservation Executive Officer, Islander Sarah Clement is the creator of SeAled PR Ltd. the Falkland Islands' first PR company.
Islander Profile - Keith Heathman
Keith’s family returned to the Falklands when he was three years old and lived in Camp.
Islander Profile - Hattie Kilmartin
Hattie Kilmartin manages Bluff Cove Lagoon Tours with her husband Kevin and bakes the cakes and cookies ...
Saunders Island - The Neck
Saunders Island is around an hour’s flying time from Stanley, three miles off the north west coast of West Falkland. The Neck offers basic, centrally heated accommodation in a three roomed fully equipped cabin for 8, recently upgraded to provide 24 hour power. The Neck is situated 10 miles from the Island’s airstrip at the north western end of the Island. Superb wildlife is literally on the doorstep, including penguins, seal and black-browed albatross. This isolated location offers peace, solitude, amazing views and great walking opportunities.
Saunders Island - The Rookery Inn
Saunders Island is around an hour’s flying time from Stanley, three miles off the north west coast of West Falkland. The Rookery is the newest accommodation on Saunders Island, fully equipped for 4 with central heating and 24 hour power. Set in a remote position in the north of the island, home also to colonies of black-browed albatross and rockhopper penguins. Closer to the settlement than The Neck, The Rookery still provides a feeling of isolation with fantastic hiking.
Elephant Beach Farm
Fully equipped, centrally heated and double glazed house for 8. Elephant Beach Farm extends to the rugged north coast of East Falkland and boasts a large tussock restoration programme aimed at providing wildlife habitat and controlling coastal land erosion. 4WD tours are available to this area, which also includes a gentoo penguin colony overlooking a spectacular tidal lagoon, a variety of other bird life and regular sightings of dolphins and sealions along the shores.
Port Howard Lodge
Well furnished bedrooms, TV lounge and mature gardens make this an excellent location to experience the warmth and hospitality of traditional “camp” life. The Lodge has many original features including wood panelling, the old telephone system and farming artefacts on display. Fishing for sea trout and local mullet can be arranged or play a round of golf at the Clippy Hill course, situated at the edge of Port Howard settlement. Tours are available to penguin rookeries and around the farm.
Countryside Code
The Countryside Code has been developed by Falklands Conservation to ensure that the remarkable wildlife and natural environment of the Falklands is protected for the enjoyment of future generations.
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About the competition
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Maritime History
A self-guided walk around Stanley will lead to many discoveries of ship wrecks and a maritime history that spans back to the sixteen hundreds.
Sea Lion Island Lodge
Sea Lion Island is about 40 minutes flying time from Stanley in the south east of the archipelago. The Lodge is the only accommodation on the Island, offering guests privacy and security in comfortable surroundings. Outside the Lodge is an abundance of wildlife just minutes from the door. As well as the inevitable sea lions, this is home to three species of breeding penguins and the largest breeding colony of Southern Elephant Seals. Killer whales prowl the shores and over forty species of birds visit the island. The island is compact in size, so easy to explore on foot. Cheaper rates in October and March. Special rates for last minute booking on request.
Wildlife Watching
If the natural world is more appealing to you than the city life, you will find plenty of wildlife to entertain you around Stanley.
Marine Life
The largest forms of marine life, are, of course, the mammals ...
Art and Photography
Visitors can easily create their own opportunities to paint or photograph landscapes, wildlife or the fascinating buildings and shipwrecks.
Entry Categories
There are six inspirational categories for the competition including wildlife and a face from the place.
East Falkland
East Falkland is the largest of all the Islands in the archipelago, home to more than 85% of the country's population and the tallest mountain in the Islands (Mount Usborne, 705m). Most points of interest are accesible by road, and for those…
Trips and Tours
Local guides offer fascinating and informative trips and can be contacted .....
Adventure Falklands
An Islander and former Head of Falklands radio. Decorated by the Queen for his work on Falklands radio during the night of the Invasion & subsequent Occupation of the Islands by Argentine Forces in 1982.
Cruise Ship Landings
Each year thousands of tourists make the journey to the Falklands onboard a cruise ship or expedition vessel. This increasingly popular method of travel allows people to visit many sites that remain largely inaccessible to land-based…
Islander Profile - Sally Ellis
Sally was born and now lives in Stanley but her heart is at Port Stephens on West Falkland where she grew up on her parents’ farm, and where she returns to as often as possible with her young family.
Local Rules for Stanley Golf Club
The rules of golf as approved by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews shall apply to Stanley Golf Club with the addition
Record-Breaking Season for Falklands Tourism
The Falkland Islands are riding on the crest of a wave following a record-breaking visitor season with increased visitor numbers, new products on show and confidence for further growth in the future.
Monuments and Memorials
A number of memorials are placed in Stanley and the surrouding hills to commemorate the battles fought in 1982.
Stanley Architecture
Brightly coloured corrugated iron roofs and painted decorative woodwork are characteristic of older houses in the Falklands. Most of these houses are timber framed, built from kits imported to the islands. The original Colonists' Cottages can be seen on Pioneer Row and Drury Street.
