Explore the stunning landscapes of the Falkland Islands on this scenic tour from Stanley. Begin with a drive past the quirky Boot Hill, where visitors leave behind their old boots. Marvel at the unique Stone Runs, vast boulders that tell the story of the Ice Age. At Bertha’s Beach Nature Reserve, enjoy a relaxed stroll along the pristine coastline, observing Gentoo penguins, and various bird species in their natural environment. With breathtaking views and rich wildlife, this journey perfectly blends history and nature.
- Scenic drive from Stanley with stops at iconic landmarks
- Witness the fascinating Stone Runs and their geological history
- Explore Bertha’s Beach Nature Reserve and see Gentoo penguins
- Enjoy a peaceful walk with opportunities for wildlife photography
Experience one of the Falkland Islands’ most scenic and wildlife-rich coastlines on this unforgettable journey to Bertha’s Beach, located on the east coast of East Falkland near Stanley. Travel across classic Falklands countryside, passing wide-open landscapes, rolling peatlands, and stunning coastal views before arriving at the sweeping white sands of Bertha’s Beach. The area is home to a large Gentoo penguin colony, often seen moving between the beach and the sea, alongside other wildlife such as upland and kelp geese, crested ducks, and a variety of seabirds. Visitors may also spot Commerson’s dolphins offshore, seals resting along the shoreline, and occasionally even King penguins. At Bertha’s Beach, enjoy a guided walk at a relaxed pace, with opportunities for photography, wildlife observation, and learning about penguin behaviour, conservation efforts, and the unique natural history of the Falkland Islands, all accompanied by engaging commentary from a knowledgeable local guide.
Travelers will meet their guide at the Stanley Cruise Tender Dock. Our team will have a table set up just outside the dock, clearly marked with our company name. The guide will be present at the table to welcome guests and assist with check-in.
The Falkland Islands, a remote British Overseas Territory, offer a unique blend of rugged natural beauty and fascinating wildlife. Known for their dramatic landscapes, abundant seabird colonies, and rich maritime history, the islands provide an off-the-beaten-path adventure for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
The capital and largest settlement in the Falklands, Stanley offers a mix of historic sites, colorful houses, and a charming waterfront.
A remote peninsula on East Falkland, known for its dramatic cliffs and one of the largest penguin colonies in the islands.
The site of a significant battle during the 1982 Falklands War, now a memorial and museum dedicated to those who fought.
Tender and flavorful, often grilled or roasted, sourced from the islands' sheep farms.
Abundant in the surrounding waters, often served grilled or in seafood platters.
Traditional British desserts and biscuits, often made with local ingredients.
This is the best time to visit for wildlife viewing, as many species are breeding and the weather is relatively mild. Long daylight hours enhance outdoor activities.
Falkland Islands Pound (FKP)
GMT-3 (Falkland Islands Time)
240VV, 50HzHz
The Falklands are very safe with low crime rates. The main concerns are the remote and rugged environment, and unpredictable weather.
Buses are infrequent and primarily serve the local population. Schedules may be irregular.
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A remote island known for its dramatic cliffs, wildlife, and historic lighthouse.
A large island with stunning beaches, wildlife, and a rich history of farming and war.
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