The Falkland Islands Travel Specialists
Our Falkland Islands specialists are experienced and passionate about the region - between them they have spent many weeks a year researching new experiences and ensuring everything is of the highest standard. They know these islands inside out.

ConorThe Falkland Islands Specialist01993 838 643

Whilst in the Falklands try and pick up some of the lingo. Before you know it you’ll be out in Camp with a Kelper watching Jackasses hiding in the Diddly-Dee.

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Practical Information
Our first-hand knowledge of the islands, the accommodation and the excursions available means that we will ensure you get the most out of your visit by creating a trip tailored just for you.
Getting there is an adventure in itself. We use either the weekly LAN service from Santiago via Punta Arenas (ideal if you’re already on a trip to Chile), or you can travel on the RAF service from Brize Norton via Ascension Island. In either case, you land at the military base of Mount Pleasant, from where you’ll start your tour.
Traveling between islands
Traveling between the islands is facilitated by the FIGAS (Falkland Island Government Air Service) eight-seater twin-engined Islander aircraft, which almost acts as a taxi service.
Arranging your itinerary
We’ll design your trip to suit your specific interests. It will probably take in Stanley plus one or two “camp” settlements. (Camp is the term for any settlements within the islands that aren’t Stanley.)
Under The Skin
Read
'The Falkland Islanders at War' by Graham Bound. This first-hand account of the conflict written by the editor of Penguin News (the local newspaper) at the time will give you a great insight to life on the islands.
Watch
British Forces Broadcasting Service.
Eat
The lamb everywhere is brilliant but for a real treat spend a day fishing from Port Howard and have the fruits of your labour for dinner.
Drink
Enjoy a pint of bitter in the Victory pub, or a gin and tonic as the sun sets on Pebble Island.
Word
Smoko (afternoon tea and cakes).
Trademarks
Penguins, dark winters, snow.
Traditional souvenirs are reminiscent of a beach holiday in the UK!