Pebble Island, a significant Falkland Islands nature reserve, offers diverse wildlife viewing opportunities including penguins (Gentoo, Magellanic, and Rockhopper), various bird species, and occasionally seals and dolphins. Accessibility can be challenging due to the island's remote location and rugged terrain; tours are often recommended to navigate the area effectively. While solo exploration is possible with proper planning, guided visits provide valuable insights and access to restricted areas. Peak season is during the Falkland Islands' summer (November to March) when wildlife is most active, although weather conditions can be unpredictable year-round. The cost to visit varies depending on the tour package, but expect it to be relatively high due to the island's isolation. A typical visit duration ranges from a day trip to several days to fully experience the island's attractions. Note that lodging options are limited, typically to the Pebble Island Lodge, so advance booking is essential.