Long reads for the decisions a listing cannot make for you: Volunteer Point or the beaches near Stanley, how to fit a tour into your port day, whether you need a tour at all, what the fares buy, and which month to come. If you already know what you want, the Falkland Islands shore excursions are compared side by side, and the blog answers single questions in fewer words.
Six hours twenty for the king colony, or one to three hours at the beaches near Stanley. Match the day to your ship's hours and to the penguin you came to see.
Read the guide →Plans for a short, a medium and a long call, hour by hour, with the waterfront, the cathedral and the museum placed around your penguin tour.
Read the guide →Gypsy Cove is free and you can walk there. Bertha's Beach and Volunteer Point are private farmland. When you need a tour, and when you do not.
Read the guide →What $40 to $565 per person buys, why one day is priced for a group of four, and the four things that move the fare you pay.
Read the guide →Kings and gentoos all year, the summer-only species, daylight from eight hours to seventeen, and the days you can reach Volunteer Point.
Read the guide →The penguins themselves are on the penguins page, the distances on the map page, and every fare you can book is compared on Falkland Islands Tours.
