(Contains 35 photos)
Home to four types of penguins and a large rookery of Black-browed Albatross; but perhaps best known for the Rockhopper Penguins who take a fresh water shower after emerging from the sea. |
(Contains 16 photos)
Named after the ship HMS Carcass, which surveyed the island in 1766. It is now home to the best cakes in the Falklands and a wide variety of wildlife set amongst stunning scenery. |
(Contains 16 photos)
Home to a large colony of Black-browed Albatross, of which around 70% of the world population breed on the Falkland Islands. |
(Contains 16 photos)
Home to the largest colony of King Penguins on the Falkland Islands |
(Contains 16 photos)
Home to acrobatic Gentoo Penguins and probably my favourite of the outer islands that I have visited so far. |
(Contains 35 photos)
Home to the largest colony of Southern Elephant Seals on the Falkland Islands |
(Contains 8 photos)
The administrative centre of the Falkland Islands | |