We loved the Falkland Islands and saw three different types of penguins while there, Genttoo, King and Magellic. Our recommendation is you use a professional guide. We used Patrick Watts, recommended oveer the interent, and he was not qualified. He dwadled for the first two hours. Our day guide could not give us any history or information on the island.... More

Make no mistakes, tourism in the Falklands is expensive due to the high overheads that they have down there. Yes you will pay to visit the island, remember that this is private property and these people are attempting to eak out a living. It is worth noting that Saunders is far less expensive than Sealion Island. You can get to... More

If you cannot make it to Antarctica, your next best choice is to see the King Penguins in the Falkland Islands. Not only is proximity to the penguins guaranteed, the helpful guides, and the interesting topography of the country are a must see. However, the trip is not for the faint of heart. A 1.5 hr ride, half of which... More

i absolutely loved my stay on Saunders Island. This is a farming island, so there are cattle and sheep dotting different areas. I stayed at the rookery. The accommodations were modest, but I had everything I needed in terms of a warm place to stay after trekking around all day. This is a self catering island, which means you can... More

I spent a day on Saunders in January 2008 & it was one of the most memorable days of my life! Our helicopter landed on the "neck" & after a downhill trek we found the most beautiful beach, packed with penguins. The Island is home to large colonies of Gentoo, Magellanic & Rockhopper Penguins, none of which are fazed by... More

The wildlife of this island is wonderful, but beware about the price. It is very expensive for a very low standing. You go there to see wildlife, and it is the only thing you got. The price change one day to another, from 20£ (per person) when we phone to 30£ when we arrive for staying in the farm... The... More