The Juan Fernández Islands are a peaceful group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean, known for their stunning wildlife and unique beauty, primarily supported by fishing and tourism.
Overview
Notable Events
Flora And Fauna
Conservation Efforts
Cultural Significance
History And Discovery
Economy And Livelihood
Geography And Location
Tourism And Attractions
Access And Transportation
Climate And Weather Patterns
Pacific Ocean
Daniel Defoe
Santa Clara
Hummingbird
Community
Santiago
Culture
Climate
People
Nature
Diving
🌊 The Juan Fernández Islands are located about 600 kilometers (370 miles) off the coast of South America.
🏴☠️ The main island is called Robinson Crusoe Island, named after a famous story about a shipwrecked sailor.
🌄 There are three main islands: Robinson Crusoe, Alejandro Selkirk, and Santa Clara.
🏖️ The islands boast steep cliffs and beautiful sandy beaches.
🐦 The Juan Fernández Islands are home to unique plants and animals, like the Juan Fernández firecrown hummingbird.
⏳ European explorers discovered the islands in the early 16th century.
📚 The real-life sailor Alexander Selkirk inspired the story of Robinson Crusoe.
🎉 The islands celebrate their culture with festivals, seafood meals, and music.
⚓ Fishing and tourism are the main sources of income for the people living on the islands.
🌳 Efforts are being made to conserve the special environment of these islands.