Tromelin Island is a beautiful island that is part of Southern Africa and just east of Madagascar. This is a very small, but beautiful island that is only about one mile in length.

The island can be reached by boat, or there is a small, unpaved airstrip on the island. There are no ports, only an off-shore docking option. Unfortunately, Tromelin Island is not open to tourism at the present time. The only human visitors that Tromelin Island receives are scientists and biologists. Currently, the island is a nesting ground for seabirds and turtles. It is also a conservation area for unique vegetation and rare bird life.