Consisting of approximately 770 islands, the Falkland Islands, or Islas Malvinas, cover 12,173 square kilometres (approximately half the size of Wales). Located the same distance to the South Pole as London is to the North Pole, the Falklands are a Sovereign State of the United Kingdom. These days, the windswept and treeless islands have a very English feel, as the majority of Islanders are of British descent. On a Falkland Islands tour with Bunnik Tours, you can discover king penguins and elephant seals on Carcass Island, soak in the surreal mountain scapes on Saunders Island, and explore the Victorian-era charm in Port Stanley. Book a tour online today or get in touch with one of our friendly Travel Specialists.
Independent Travel
Aurora Expeditions - Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Peninsula - Greg Mortimer
Celebrate a white Christmas on a voyage that encompasses the best of the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia and the Falklands~Malvinas.
Aurora Expeditions - Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Peninsula - Sylvia Earle
This epic voyage takes you on an incomparable journey, visiting enigmatic Subantarctic islands and the Antarctic Peninsula.
Aurora Expeditions - South Georgia & Antarctic Odyssey - Greg Mortimer
This voyage encompasses the best of the Antarctic Peninsula and South Georgia.
Aurora Expeditions - South Georgia & Antarctic Odyssey - Sylvia Earle
This voyage encompasses the best of the Antarctic Peninsula and South Georgia.
Falkland Islands Facts & Tips
Falkland Islands FAQs
Are the Falkland Islands good for a holiday?
If you want to discover scenic landscapes and magnificent wildlife, the Falkland Islands is the perfect destination for you! At Bunnik Tours, we offer an independent travel tour where you can explore all this and more. In partnership with Oceanwide Expeditions, we offer a 20 day cruise through Antarctica, Argentina, Falkland Islands and South Georgia. You can also spot albatrosses and king penguins at Carcass Island, explore Falkland culture in Port Stanley, venture to Fortuna bay to discover penguin breeds and the beautiful Shackleton’s Waterfall, be mesmerised by enormous icebergs and whale sightings in Antarctica and so much more!
What cruises go to the Falkland Islands?
On our 20 day Oceanwide Expeditions independent travel tour, you will embark on a scenic adventure through Antarctica, Argentina, Falkland Islands and South Georgia. Relax on a luxury cruise ship and visit all the best destinations that the Arctic has to offer, starting from US$16,495 per person. Accommodation, transport and meals are all included.
What do people do in the Falkland Islands?
The Falkland Islands are beloved for their fantastic wildlife viewing opportunities. They are home to a range of penguin species including rockhopper penguins, king penguins, gentoo and magellanic penguins. They also have sea lions, albatross, diverse bird species and whales.
There’s also plenty of other things to do in the Falkland Islands, such as fishing, exploring the charming town of Port Stanley!
How can I tour the Falkland Islands as a responsible traveller?
At Bunnik Tours, we believe in responsible travel and sustainable tourism. For more information, visit our Sustainable Tourism hub.
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