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A rich history
From early settlements and gaucho corrals to ship wrecks, monuments and distinctive architecture, there is much to delight the history enthusiast.
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Stanley Jetty
Cruise ship passengers at Stanley's jetty
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Falkland Colours
A weathered shed and its spectacular backdrop on Carcass Island; inspiration for artists and photographers alike
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Aerial view of Stanley
A view of Stanley dotted with the bright colours typical of this seaside town.
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Government House
First built in the 1840s, Government House is the residence of His Excellency the Governor.
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Bluff Cove Lagoon
Beautiful blue skies, the long white sandy beach and colourful foliage characterise Bluff Cove Lagoon (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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A Falklands beach
Light surf on a typical coastline (c) S Cameron
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Gorse in full bloom
Spring on Pebble Island (c) A White
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Old House Stream
Old and new river crossings at the Old House Stream, Chartres, West Falkland
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Port Howard
The road takes you through the West Falkland settlement and to the ferry terminal
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Port Edgar
North and South Head in Port Edgar
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Sunset at Weddell Island
Resemblng a volcano, the sun goes down in a blaze of glory (c) M Beaton
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Golden seal
A seal basks at dusk on Sea Lion Island
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Escaping penguin
A Gentoo penguin makes a frantic effort to reach the beach as a seal closes in behind it
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Albatross
Black-Browed Albatross in flight (c) G Moulds
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Weddell Island
Sundown gives the bay a golden glow
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Driving in convoy
Visitors are ferried back from Bluff Cove Lagoon (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Getting ready for shearing
Sheep are gathered from the nearby hills ready for shearing at Bluff Cove Farm (c) Hattie Kilmartin
Places to visit 
Wherever you choose to spend your time, either in Stanley or out visiting the Camp, there is plenty to discover. Stanley the capital of the Falklands is characterised by its bright rooftops, red telephone boxes, shops, pubs, hotels and restaurants. East Falkland is mainly accessible by road. West Falkland can be reached by ferry or flight. The Outer Islands are the highlight for many visitors to the Falklands. Experience the remoteness of Island life ...... Read More
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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 talle … Read More
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West Falkland
"West is best" is the common catchphrase used by those lucky enough to live on the Falklands' second largest island. Accessing ... Read More
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Outer Islands
Undoubtedly the highlight for many visitors is the handful of outer islands scattered around the edges of East and West Falkland, a … Read More
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Stanley
Stanley, the capital of the Falklands, is a colourful seaside town nestled around the waters of Stanley Harbour. Read More
