- Falkland Islands - Wikipedia
The Falkland Islands ( ˈ f ɔː (l) k l ə n d, ˈ f ɒ l k- ; [6] Spanish: Islas Malvinas [ˈislas malˈβinas]), commonly referred to as The Falklands, is an archipelago in the South Atlantic Ocean on the Patagonian Shelf
- History, Map, Capital, Population, Facts - Britannica
The Falklands are breeding grounds for several million penguins—mostly rockhopper, magellanic, and gentoo penguins with smaller numbers of king and macaroni penguins Dolphins and porpoises are common, and southern sea lions and elephant seals are also numerous
- Visit The Falkland Islands | Falklands
What inspires you? Wildlife, walking, history and culture, or perhaps it's a combination? Have a read of these itineraries and 'Top 5's' to help craft your own unique trip to the Falklands
- 21 Things to Know Before You Visit the Falkland Islands
Anywhere outside of Stanley in known as “camp” in the Falklands, and you’ll hear this expression a lot! 1-2 nights on each outer island is a good shout The number of islands you plan to visit will largely depend on 2 factors…
- Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) - The World Factbook
The shield highlights the national symbol, the ram, which represents the country’s agricultural industry and stands on native tussock grass English navigator John Davis’s sailing vessel, the Desire, is shown, referencing his sighting of the islands in 1592 Below the shield is the Falklands’ motto, “Desire the Right ”:
- Discover the Falkland Islands – Travel Guide Outdoor Adventures . . .
Whether you’re soaking in the scenery, enjoying the fresh Falklands air, or stretching your legs with your pup, Mount William is a delightful way to experience the natural beauty of the area Hiking trail · The Falkland Islands
- Falkland Islands: Wildlife and History Await
Stunning Landscapes: From rolling hills to dramatic coastlines, the Falklands are a visual feast Welcoming Locals: Enjoy the warm hospitality and unique way of life of the islanders Year-Round Adventure: Every season offers something new, from spring blooms to winter solitude
- An essential guide to the Falkland Islands - Lonely Planet
At the Falklands archipelago’s northwestern edge, varied birdlife and large numbers of elephant seals thrive on smaller Carcass Island; boat trips can be arranged to uninhabited Steeple Jason Island, home to the world’s largest black-browed albatross colony
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