The Falkland Islands have a rich history embracing maritime trade, missionary links, Darwinian discoveries and participation in the two World Wars. Memorials and reminders of the 1982 conflict feature significantly, but there is much more to discover about the heritage of the Islands. Links with sealers, whalers, explorers and South American indigenous people have helped to shape the culture, as well as the natural environment of today's Falklands. From fossils to geological features, historic building to ....... Read More
Wherever you choose to spend your time, either in Stanley or out visiting the Camp, there is plenty to discover. Stanley the capita … Read More
The English navigator, John Davis, aboard the "Desire" made the first confirmed sighting of the Islands in 1592. Read More
"West is best" is the common catchphrase used by those lucky enough to live on the Falklands' second largest island. Accessing ... Read More
Undoubtedly the highlight for many visitors is the handful of outer islands scattered around the edges of East and West Falkland, a … Read More