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Bishop and Clerk Islets
Introduction to Bishop and Clerk Islets Bishop and Clerk Islets are one of Australia’s most remote and lesser-known island groups, situated in the tempestuous Southern Ocean. These isolated islets are located approximately 33 kilometers south of Macquarie Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies between New Zealand and Antarctica. Despite their small size and…
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Boreray
Boreray – The Remote Scottish Jewel of the St Kilda Archipelago Boreray, sometimes affectionately referred to as “the island at the edge of the world,” is a remote and dramatic outcrop located deep within the North Atlantic Ocean off the western coast of Scotland. Part of the St Kilda archipelago, this uninhabited speck of land…
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Baker Island
Introduction to Baker Island Baker Island is a tiny, uninhabited atoll located in the central Pacific Ocean. As one of the most remote islands on Earth, it lies just north of the equator halfway between Hawaii and Australia. Administered by the United States as an unincorporated unorganized territory, Baker Island is part of the U.S.…