The farthest archipelago in the world

Tristan da Cunha, the farthest archipelago in the world.

Tristan da Cunha Islands is located in the South Atlantic Ocean, 750 miles away from Cape Town/Kloc-0, South Africa, with an area of only 38 square miles. The islands are part of the five-island archipelago called Tristan da Cunha. The nearest distance to Africa is 28 16 kilometers, and it is 3360 kilometers away from South America, which is far behind even Britain.

Although it is an overseas territory of Britain, Tristan da Cunha is extremely desolate and far less rich than the mainland. However, Tristan da Cunha is only 2,400 kilometers away from St. Helena, a British overseas territory, which is the closest place to Tristan da Cunha in the world.

Matters needing attention in visiting Tristan da Cunha Islands

1. Safety first: Tristan da Cunha Islands is located in the South Pacific Ocean, with diverse topography and coral reefs in coastal areas, so you should pay attention to safety when playing, especially for water activities such as swimming, diving and surfing.

2. Respect local culture: Tristan da Cunha is rich in history and culture and unique folk customs. When you play, you should respect local customs and religious beliefs and abide by relevant regulations.

3. Environmental protection: Tristan da Cunha is an island with beautiful ecological environment. Pay attention to protect the environment when playing, don't litter, and don't destroy the animal and plant resources on the island.

4. Know the weather in advance: Please consult the local weather forecast in advance to avoid being affected by bad weather. Respect local customs and habits, and don't shoot or collect local plants at will.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Tristan da Cunha Islands.