Beauchene Island
Falkland Islands, East Falkland
Beauchene Island
About Beauchene Island
The most southerly of the Falkland Islands, a 1.72 km² island designated a National Nature Reserve in 1965. Owned by the Falkland Islands Government, the island supports large colonies of black-browed albatrosses and rockhopper penguins, and has the highest known density of striated caracaras in the world (approximately 70 breeding pairs). Visits require permission from the Falkland Islands Executive Council and are very rarely granted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Beauchene Island located?
Beauchene Island is located in East Falkland, Falkland Islands at coordinates -52.8852, -59.2022.
How do I get to Beauchene Island?
To get to Beauchene Island, the nearest city is Stanley (200 km).
How large is Beauchene Island?
Beauchene Island covers approximately 1.72 square kilometers (1 square miles).
When was Beauchene Island established?
Beauchene Island was established in 1965.