Falkland Islands: When to go

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Falkland Islands: When to go

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Falkland Islands: When to go

See Holidays

Falkland Islands: When to go

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The best time to visit the Falkland Islands is the southern hemisphere summer, Nov-Mar.

The Falkland Islands have a chilly climate characterised by strong winds, particularly in the spring (Sep-Oct). Rain falls on approximately 180 days per year, but totals are small. The islands are at their warmest in Jan, the mid-point of the southern summer, but temperatures (averaging 10°C) don’t vary much throughout the year. The islands are bathed in the same number of sunshine hours as southern England.
Visitors benefit from long hours of daylight Oct-Mar, when migratory birds and mammals arrive. November is the breeding time for penguins.
History buffs might like to be present for Liberation Day, 14 Jun. Church services and military parades commemorating the 1982 war.

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