The Falkland Islands are a remote but spectacular wildlife destination, home to penguins, sea lions, and albatross, where you can get "the" shots without a telephoto lens.
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Located 500 kilometres off the coast of South America, the Falkland Islands are wild, remote, and full of life. These windswept islands support massive colonies of penguins—king, gentoo, rockhopper, and Magellanic—as well as southern sea lions, elephant seals, and over 60 bird species. Wildlife here is curious, calm, and often unbothered by human presence, giving photographers rare proximity without the pressure.
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