Bonnetts Abroad

2026 South America Cruise

Arrive

Port Stanley became capital of the Falkland Islands in 1845, and along with the rest of the islands is a British Overseas Territory, although Argentina has contested this sovereignty for almost 200 years, most notably in 1982. The town itself has extensive displays from this conflict, and also about the flora, fauna and wildlife of the area. Gentoo and Magellanic penguins, oystercatchers, grebes and kelp geese can be seen here

Tour:

Bluff Cove Lagoon | PSY/BC

Duration: 3 Hours

Experience the very best of the Falklands on an award–winning visit to Bluff Cove, a remote and breathtaking coastal paradise surrounded by rugged beauty and teeming with wildlife. Join knowledgeable rangers and keep an eye out for majestic King, Gentoo and Magellanic penguins as they explore the pristine white–sand beach. In the surrounding waters, you may also be lucky enough to spot dolphins, including playful Commerson's, or sealions. After an unforgettable wildlife encounter, enjoy a visit to the Bluff Cove Museum and gift shop, where you can discover the Falklands' fascinating history, culture and stories of local life and enjoy a delicious cake and hot drink.

Itinerary:

30–minute minibus drive to Bluff Cove Lagoon – 2 hours to watch the wildlife and visit the Sea Cabbage Cafe, Bluff Cove Museum and Wild and Woolly gift shop – 30–minute minibus drive back to the pier

30–minute minibus drive to Bluff Cove Lagoon

2 hours to watch the wildlife and visit the Sea Cabbage Cafe, Bluff Cove Museum and Wild and Woolly gift shop

30–minute minibus drive back to the pier

Depart: 7 Hours in port