The Falkland Islands
are famous for the wild life, clean air and big skies.
When the sun shines, the blues and greens pop out like the colours in
a magic painting book, and the fiery sunrise and sunsets can be magnificent
for photographic enthusiasts, this is paradise.
Farm settlements are situated close to the shore as in days gone by
the only way to access the outside world was by sea.
The colourful houses surrounded by green sheep paddocks created
by years of heavy stocking, makes a homely welcome to the otherwise
stark landscape.
The islands seem lonely and isolated for some folk, but the wild, rocky
hills, deep valleys and crystal clear waters more than make up for the
lack of trees and lush fields.
Wherever you travel in the Falkland Islands you will be greeted with
a friendly smile or a courteous "hello" to welcome you. The
pace of life is comforting, allowing you to completely unwind and enjoy
the experience.
Falkland Islanders are proud of their existence and their heritage;
they pride themselves on being hospitable; self-sufficient and are known
for working hard and playing hard.