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Bertha's Beach
One of the many pristine beaches that dot the Falkland coastline
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Wilderness fishing
Fishing for sea trout at Roy Cove.
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Horses at Long Island Farm
Long Island Farm, a 22,000-acre sheep farm, gives visitors a taste of traditional Falkland farming
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A Falklands beach
Light surf on a typical coastline (c) S Cameron
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Horses on coastal greens
Horses and wildlife share the Pebble Island coastline (c) Russell Evans
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Penguin Walk
Children enjoy the freedom and the fresh air at Gypsy Cove
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Penguin Parade
Parading king penguins delight photographers at Volunteer Point (c) S Jaffray
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Port Howard
The road takes you through the West Falkland settlement and to the ferry terminal
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Driving in convoy
A string of vehicles make their way back from Volunteer Point (c) S Jaffray
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Horse racing
Horse racing traditionally takes place on Boxing Day and December 27 in Stanley and the first week in March at Goose Green (c) D Pettersson
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Motorcross riding
Andrew Alazia powers through the soft sand on a tight corner (c) S Jaffray
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Motorcross riders
Bikers enjoy the wide open spaces of the Falklands as well as organised competition throughout the season (c) S Jaffray
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On the road
A typical causeway used to cross rivers and creeks on the East Falkland road network (c) S Jaffray
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Surf
Fighting gale force winds surf thunders to the shore (c) D Pettersson
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Surfing penguin
A Gentoo rides the waves at Volunteer Point (c) Derek Pettersson
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Off roading
With a limited road newtwork off road driving is a particular skill of most Islanders - despite the road limitations there are few if any points or peaks that have not been reached by a four wheel drive vehicle or motorbike (c) D Pettersson
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Falklands fishing
Local fisherman Nick Bonner fly fishes for sea trout
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Sunset on the Malo estuary
landing a sea trout at the privately owned Malo River on East Falkland (c) T Spruce
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Sea Trout
catches average between four and five pounds with many 10 pounds and over during the season
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Kayaking
The many coves and bays provide good kayaking and it is an excellent way to observe the coastal wildife
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Wind surfing
Testing skills to the limit in brisk winds
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Riding the waves
A single surfer makes the best of the waves at Surf Bay (c) A Wolfaardt
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Surf Bay
Surf's up, just five minutes drive from Stanley (c) A Wolfaardt
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Taking a dip with a penguin
There's nothing like a Boxing Day swim, sharing the beach with nature (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Feeding the hens
On the farms, children take part in a whole host of activities (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Lambmarking
All hands and ages turn out for the annual rounding up of the season's lambs (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Boating
Dolphin and whale spotting are popular activities (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Driving in convoy
Visitors are ferried back from Bluff Cove Lagoon (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Splash
Off roading is a fun way to explore the Islands beyond the road network, with an experienced guide (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Blue day
Off roading near beautiful beaches and clear blue sea (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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East Island bound
Horses being shipped to winter grazing on highly nutritious tussac grass on a nearby island (c) Hattie Kilmartin
Outdoor Activities 
Plenty of sunshine and blue skies make for the perfect setting for outdoor activities... Read More
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Golf
Ruggedly beautiful and challenging, the Stanley Golf Course offers enthusiasts the opportunity to play on one of the most southerly … Read More
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Fishing
The Falklands fishing experience Few places can offer true wilderness fishing like the Falklands. Remote, unspoilt locations, prist … Read More
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Camping
Camping in the Falkland Islands is generally a "wilderness" experience but a fantastic one nevertheless. Read More
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Hiking
Walking opportunities range from short strolls along the streets of Stanley or settlement exploration to hiking the hills or coastl … Read More
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Watersports
Described as “an adventure in magnificent settings,” by local surfers, the Falklands beaches and coastline have barely been explore … Read More
