Excursion Exploring the highlights of stanley tour at Port Stanley

This is the ideal tour, if you wish to see the highlights of Stanley in a short space of time. Passengers will firstly be met by a local guide to get an introduction to the Falklands small capital.  As the coach drives along Ross Road, Stanley's main Street which runs along the sea front, the guide will point out everything that may be of interest to passengers. Apart from the major highlights, which include the Cathedral with its Whale Bone Arch, the 1982 Battle Memorial, wrecks of the old sailing ships, a private whalebone display, the Stanley Airport, and some of Stanley's original houses, passengers will also see the Hospital, Government House, The Community School, The Mizzen Mast from the famous 'SS Great Britain', and Stanley's various hotels to give passengers an idea of the Islanders' daily life in this rugged, remote but beautiful location. The guides commentary and stories will provide additional insight about the Falklands' Heritage, social habits and economy. Passengers will also be taken out of the town and will be able to see a stunning view of Stanley from the bottom of the harbour and the shipwreck the Lady Elizabeth.  Various species of flora and fauna can also be seen on this tour, including the Upland Goose and Flightless Steamer duck. The tour finishes at Historic Dockyard and Museum with the option of being dropped at the Jetty Visitor Centre instead.  Learn more about the Falklands social, maritime, military and natural history at our new Historic Dockyard.* Please note that some buses may take different routes in order to avoid congestion at key sites. Free entry to Nutt Cartmell Cottage (original 1849 cottage recreated in period style of the 1850s, 1940s and 1970s).

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Please note: Order of tour may vary due to traffic and other factors. Guests in a wheelchair may be accommodated if their chair is collapsible and they can transfer to a bus seat. Only a small amount of walking is involved on this tour, though some of the gravel roads and uneven terrain at the photo stops may make parts of this tour less suitable for guests with walking difficulties and unsuitable for wheelchairs. Comfortable clothing with a warm layer, walking shoes, sunhat and sun protection are recommended.