Pick up and drop off to the cruise terminal is included with this tour
All of our guides are experienced and passionate about the Falklands, the wildlife and our Island life-style. They will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
The Argentine Cemetery is 1 hour and 30 minutes drive from Stanley. On the way you will have the opportunity to take in the views and enjoy conversation with your guide.
Once at the cemetery you will have time for private contemplation and must be respectful to the surroundings and fellow visitors.
If you wish to extend your tour and time permitting there is an opportunity to visit British war memorials in the area and make a brief visit to nearby Goose Green settlement where the local residents were held captive during the Argentine occupation.
You will complete your tour with a good understanding of life in the Falklands.
Pickup included
Situated near to Darwin Settlement, we allow one hour and 30 minutes travel time to the Cemetery on surfaced and unsurfaced road.
The Argentine Cemetery is the resting place of more than 200 Argentine soldiers who died during the 1982 war.
After the British reclaimed the Islands , many of the fallen Argentines were left in temporary graves as Argentine authorities refused to let the British return the remains to Argentina, claiming that they were already laid to rest in their homeland.
The British commissioned the creation of the Cemetery in December 1982 and upon completion gave the fallen Argentine troops a Christian burial with full military honours. Every effort was made to identify the remains of each soldier and mark their graves accordingly. That said, a small number of the graves display the message “Argentine Soldier Known Only By God”.
There is time for contemplation and to pay respect to the fallen soldiers and their families during your visit to the cemetery.
Please show your ticket to our guide at the Tender Landing Stage. We will be at your arrival point with your name displayed.
The Falkland Islands, a remote British Overseas Territory, offer a unique blend of rugged natural beauty and fascinating wildlife. Known for their dramatic landscapes, abundant seabird colonies, and rich maritime history, the islands provide an off-the-beaten-path adventure for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
The capital and largest settlement in the Falklands, Stanley offers a mix of historic sites, colorful houses, and a charming waterfront.
A remote peninsula on East Falkland, known for its dramatic cliffs and one of the largest penguin colonies in the islands.
The site of a significant battle during the 1982 Falklands War, now a memorial and museum dedicated to those who fought.
Tender and flavorful, often grilled or roasted, sourced from the islands' sheep farms.
Abundant in the surrounding waters, often served grilled or in seafood platters.
Traditional British desserts and biscuits, often made with local ingredients.
This is the best time to visit for wildlife viewing, as many species are breeding and the weather is relatively mild. Long daylight hours enhance outdoor activities.
Falkland Islands Pound (FKP)
GMT-3 (Falkland Islands Time)
240VV, 50HzHz
The Falklands are very safe with low crime rates. The main concerns are the remote and rugged environment, and unpredictable weather.
Buses are infrequent and primarily serve the local population. Schedules may be irregular.
Available • Apps: Not available
Car, Bike
A remote island known for its dramatic cliffs, wildlife, and historic lighthouse.
A large island with stunning beaches, wildlife, and a rich history of farming and war.
Price varies by option