UK OVERSEAS TERRITORIES CONSERVATION FORUM
Virtual Tours: Falkland Islands
The Full Tour
Map
Introduction
Features of Natural Interest
Features of Other Interest, including Cultural
Threats / Problems / Issues
Projects / Conservation Actions
Opportunities
Organisations and Links
Tour Selection
Opportunities

With its charismatic wildlife and military history, the Falkland Islands attract many tourists each year. Most visitors arrive by cruise ship (35,000 – 60,000 passengers per year) and stay just a day, allowing time to explore the capital, Stanley, and the nearest penguin colonies. A further 7,800 tourists in 2012 arrived via flights from the UK and South America who tend to stay longer and visit a wider part of the islands.

Cruise liner off Stanley


© Dr Mike Pienkowski
(Opportunities, 1 of 5 - Slide ref. 1220)