Experience the charm of the Magellanic penguins as they waddle along the shore at Gypsy Cove, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. From this picturesque spot, take in sweeping views of several pristine white sand beaches, each framed by beautiful waters and rugged coastal scenery, offering a true taste of the Falklands’ natural beauty.

At Yorke Bay, visitors can stroll along the pristine white sands while observing lively colonies of Magellanic and Gentoo penguins. With a bit of luck, you may even spot the striking King penguins, admired for their regal beauty. Watching these incredible birds in their natural habitat offers an unforgettable chance to admire, photograph, and enjoy the unique wildlife of the Falklands.

At Cape Pembroke, visitors can explore the historic lighthouse set against the rugged Falklands coastline, offering sweeping panoramic views. The area is rich in wildlife, with chances to spot sea lions resting on the rocks or tucked away in the tussac grass, making it a perfect spot to capture the wild beauty of the islands.

On your journey back, we’ll also pass the historical Lady Liz shipwreck, a poignant reminder of the island’s maritime history.

The day will culminate with a guided tour of Stanley, the Falklands' charming capital. Here, your guide will take you to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the striking Christ Church Cathedral, a beautiful piece of colonial architecture, and the famous Whalebone Arch, a symbol of the islands’ history. You’ll also visit the Liberation Monument, which commemorates the end of the Falklands War, and the Battle of the Falklands Monument, which honors the significance of the naval battle fought off the coast. Finally, your tour will include a drive by of Government House, the official residence of the King’s representative in the Falklands, where you’ll learn more about the island’s governance and history.