The Falkland Islands are home to some of the rarest beauty in the world. This Southern archipelago, also known simply as the Falklands, is made up of over 700 islands in total, most of which remain untouched by human presence. However, the few that are inhabited welcome visitors with open arms. There, you’ll find locals that are […]
Author Archives: Nadine Maffre
Eco Tourism, Falkland Islands, South America
Rockhoppers to Reindeers – A Wildlife Guide to the Falklands
28
Jul
Jul
With more penguins than people and an island named after the sea lions that amass on its shores, the Falkland Islands are a wildlife destination like no other. If there’s one thing that draws people from all over the world to visit the Falkland Islands, it’s the impressive array of wildlife that calls the southern […]
22
May
May
The Falkland Islands remain a real untouched gem in the South Atlantic Ocean. A true nature lovers paradise, wildlife enthusiasts will be in their element in this southern archipelago. If you’re well versed on the top reasons for visiting the Falklands, no doubt you’ll be wanting to book a trip there for yourself! But before […]
10
May
May
Have you heard of the Falkland Islands? An archipelago of over 700 islands located off the coast of South America, with more penguins than people and a feeling of remoteness that can only be found in the farthest reaches of the world? If the Falklands aren’t already on your radar then I’m here to tell you […]