Carcass Island

Geography

A small, picturesque island to the northwest of West Falkland, featuring lush, green vegetation, sandy beaches, and a lack of introduced predators.

Significance

Named after HMS Carcass, the island is known for its commitment to wildlife preservation and its friendly, welcoming atmosphere, maintained by its sole farming family.

Attractions

Carcass is a haven for birdlife, including Magellanic and gentoo penguins, caracaras, and numerous songbirds.

Activities

Bird watching, leisurely walks along the beaches and through the tussock grass, and enjoying the hospitality of the local lodge.