life on Tristan da Cunha is an exercise in patience and planning. There is a grocery store, but orders must be placed months in advance so the goods can be loaded onto scheduled fishing vessels ...

I’m on Tristan da Cunha, a British outpost in the middle ... But there are other excursions you might like too.” Among them: a fishing trip and a bird-watching outing to the nearby isle ...

Now, the tiny outpost of Tristan da Cunha is seeking the help of architects ... The island’s main industry is lobster fishing, with exports reaching as far afield as the U.S., Australia, Japan ...

Once Tristan da Cunha opens up again, the best way to visit means securing a spot on one of the nine fishing vessel trips that will take place throughout the year. Just be prepared to go fully off ...

Announced today by the Tristan da Cunha government, 90 percent of the waters around the island chain will become a “no-take zone” in which fishing, mining, and other extractive activities are ...

Tristan Da Cunha’s terrain is so harsh ... Without a vessel seaworthy enough to reach the mainland, Tristanians must depend on fishing vessels like the MFV Edinburgh to bring them goods and visitors ...

The island's remote location means that Tristan da Cunha's 236 residents can face a long wait for supplies. Kelly says: 'We are quite self-sufficient as a farming and fishing community and we grow ...

Welcome to Tristan da Cunha—the most remote inhabited island ... It’s a paradise for eco-tourists and birdwatchers alike. 6. Fishing Culture – Tristan Rock Lobster Tales Fishing isn ...

If luck is on your side, it’ll take 7 to 10 days to get to Tristan da Cunha, a 38-square-mile volcanic ... Today, the settlement is largely a farming and fishing community, and the biggest ...