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ANGLERS PREPARE TO BE HOOKED BY THE FALKLAND ISLANDS

Adventure anglers will be waiting with baited hooks for the start of the Falklands fishing season on 1 September. The remote wilderness, outstanding sea-trout fishing, diversity of locations to cast off, more sunshine hours (and less rainfall) than the UK and stunning backdrops make the Falkland Islands every fisherman’s friend. Whether casting out into the crystal blue waters of the ocean, or enjoying the rivers and treeless banks, the strong runs of fish on the Falklands – a remote group of islands situated approximately 400 miles off the south-eastern tip of South America – will surprise

The Falkland Islands have been given a new online look!

The Falkland Islands have been given a new online look! The tourist board of the Falkland Islands (FITB) has launched a new-look website at www.falklandislands.com. The site introduces the Falklands as an authentic and interesting destination for travellers looking for a fresh alternative for their holidays. An essential resource for anyone travelling to the Falklands, visitors to the site can virtually explore the Islands navigating through things to see and do, wildlife information and an events calendar plus a comprehensive accommodation search facility. From a close encounter with

What’s hot and happening in Australia’s Outback Northern Territory- Top End Special

New visitor charges reintroduced at Kakadu Dual World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park will be re-introducing entry charges for visitors from April 2010 which will enable the park to maintain its high standards of conservation. The abolition of the £12.50 (AU$25) fee, in 2004, has meant that the Northern Territory government has had to give the park £2,000,000 (AU$ 4,000,000) in order to run the park and look after the pristine wilderness, hence its re-introduction. The park covers 4,894,000 acres and has an abundance of spectacular wildlife Kakadu is not only listed as a site of

Tread Your Own Path in the Falkland Islands

With Autumn fast-approaching, it’s the perfect time to start planning your adventure to the Falkland Islands, located 400 miles off the south-eastern tip of South America. The latest edition of Footprint’s infamous South American Handbook is hot off the press, providing an essential resource for anyone heading to the Falklands - packed full of advice on how to get off the beaten track.The Falkland Islands are a must for intrepid travellers passionate about wildlife, wilderness and discovery. Whether you’re interested in walking, wildlife, photography or history, you’ll find everything you

Australia’s Northern Territory Champions the Responsible Holiday

The Northern Territory in Australia has teamed up with the world’s leading travel agent for ethical, environmentally kind holidays, responsibletravel.com, to raise awareness of the destination as a fantastic eco-friendly getaway amidst increasing consumer concern for the environment. The Northern Territory is home to Australia’s most dramatic, beautiful and varied scenery including the awe-inspiring Red Centre icons of Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and Kings Canyon as well as the Top End adventure and wildlife destinations of Katherine Gorge and dual World-Heritage listed

Set sail for the Falkland Islands with cruise deals

Expert guides, celebrity-led voyages and fantastic cruise deals on offer! Travellers seeking the trip-of-a-lifetime to a natural paradise abound with wildlife should take advantage of one of the great deals on offer to mark the start of the 2009/10 cruise season (September to April) in the Falkland Islands. From leading field experts, fantastic discounts and themed voyages on offer – there’s something to suit every intrepid traveller. Visiting the Falklands via cruise ship or expedition vessel allows passengers unrivalled access to penguins, the rare black-browed albatross and elephant

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