Written pieces on the trip you are planning: the five penguins and where each one lives, the 1982 memorials around Stanley, what surprises first-time visitors, bringing children, and whether to spend your day at Gypsy Cove or Bertha's Beach. The longer planning pieces are in the guides; if you would rather compare tours, start with the Stanley penguin tours.
The Liberation Memorial on Ross Road, the heights fought over on 13 and 14 June, Blue Beach at San Carlos and the Argentine cemetery near Darwin - where they are and how to see them.
King, gentoo, Magellanic, rockhopper and macaroni: which beach each one breeds on, which months it is ashore, and which tours from Stanley reach it.
Mine-free since November 2020, an arch of blue whale jawbones, a barque that drifted into Whalebone Cove in 1936, and a clock that has not changed since 2010.
Which penguin tour suits a toddler, an eight-year-old or a teenager: the one-hour colony visit, the private days with children's places, and what sand dunes and 4x4 tracks ask of small legs.
The free reserve 6.5 km from Stanley or the gentoo beach on Fitzroy Farm an hour away: what you see at each, what it costs, and how long it keeps you from your ship.
The practical answers sit on visiting the Falklands and the FAQs, and every tour is compared on Falkland Islands Tours.
