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The road ahead
A Falkland landscape and an open road - find your Falkland Islands
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Black-browed Albatross
View of the iconic brow markings of the black-browed albatross - the Falkland Islands are home to over 65% of the world's black-browed albatross population
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Chartres River
The Chartres river has large pools which carry Sea Trout and can be fished by arrangement with land owners (c) S Luxton
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A Falklands beach
Light surf on a typical coastline (c) S Cameron
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Penguin Walk
Children enjoy the freedom and the fresh air at Gypsy Cove
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Old House Stream
Old and new river crossings at the Old House Stream, Chartres, West Falkland
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Penguin Parade
Parading king penguins delight photographers at Volunteer Point (c) S Jaffray
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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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Driving in convoy
A string of vehicles make their way back from Volunteer Point (c) S Jaffray
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Fence at sunset
Wire and wooden batten fences divide the vast area outside of Stanley, known as the camp, into smaller areas for controlled grazing of stock (c) D Pettersson
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Gentoo Penguins
Gentoos at Volunteer Lagoon (c) D Pettersson
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Sandy beach
Pristine beaches with white sand and coastal greens are plentiful around the Falklands
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Reindeer
Introduced from South Georgia both male and female have antlers
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Splash
Off roading is a fun way to explore the Islands beyond the road network, with an experienced guide (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Roosting
Turkey Vultures on East Island (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Britton Norman Islander aircraft at work
The cherry red aircraft carries passengers and freight to outlying settlements
Getting Around the Falkland Islands 
Travelling around the Islands is part of the visitor experience whether it is by road, sea or air. Off-roading" into the Camp (countryside) is an experience generally enjoyed by visitors and quite different from "off-roading" elsewhere in the World. For the nautically inclined a variety of boat trips can be arranged. Air travel is operated by the Falkland Island Government Air Service (FIGAS). The smart, red Britten Norman Islander aircraft fly to tourist destinations around the archipelago. Read More
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Falkland Travel Agents
The Falklands has a selection of experienced travel agents and tour operators who can provide you with the information and advice n … Read More
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Internal Flights (FIGAS)
Moving between destinations is half the fun of travelling in the Falklands, and no visit is complete without a flight (or two) with … Read More
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Bus and Taxi
Taxis are readily available around Stanley at an affordable rate, operating seven days a week. Read More
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Vehicle Hire
Both East and West Falklands have excellent internal road systems linking key settlements and areas of interest. Outside of Stanle … Read More
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Bicycle Hire
Bicycles are an excellent way of travelling around Stanley, particularly to visit the places of interest along the seafront, Ross Road. Read More
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Tour Guides
Visitors to the Falkland Islands can take trips around the capital of Stanley by foot or vehicle, or venture beyond the city limits … Read More
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Itinerary Suggestions
There are so many fantastic places to see in the Falklands it is difficult to fit everything into just one week. Read More
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Boat trips, charters and inter-island ferry
Boat trips are a great way to see the Islands from a different perspective Read More
