Gypsy Cove

Gypsy Cove is one of the most scenic and wildlife-rich coastal areas near Stanley, offering a true taste of the Falklands’ wild beauty just minutes from town. Set around a sweeping white-sand bay with turquoise waters and rolling dunes, Gypsy Cove is best known for its colony of Magellanic penguins, which nest in burrows along the grassy slopes above the beach. A short coastal walk leads to viewing areas where visitors can watch penguins coming and going between their burrows and the sea. In addition to penguins, Gypsy Cove is an excellent spot for birdlife, including upland geese, steamer ducks, kelp gulls, and other seabirds. Dolphins are sometimes seen offshore, and the area offers wide views across the Atlantic, making it a favorite location for photography.

Stanley

We will take you Rookery Bay or Yorke Bay they are white sandy beaches just outside Stanley, celebrated for its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife. The area supports colonies of Gentoo penguins, making it one of the best nearby locations to see them in a natural coastal setting. Gentoo penguins are often seen nesting in more open areas and moving quickly between the shoreline and their colonies. A clearly marked walking path allows visitors to observe penguins at close range while protecting the fragile habitat. Alos known to have the odd visit of a King Penguin on rare occassions. In addition to penguins, Yorke Bay is rich in birdlife, including steamer ducks, upland geese, and kelp gulls, with dolphins sometimes visible offshore. With its sweeping ocean views, dunes, and sense of openness, Yorke Bay offers a peaceful yet wildlife-rich experience just minutes from Stanley.