Places without permanent residents

it sounds interesting but i would be in fear of getting stuck there. im also a little leary about why no one has taken up residents there and its deserted so where is this and whats the name of it? id like to check it out online

I would like very much to visit a island. We dont have islands close to where I live.I would like very much to visit a island that would be a lot of fun. It cost a lot of money to go to all them places and that is not what I have.

Hi Porcospino! How are you doing? It sounds very interesting and amazing to hear about such an Island. In India there is a place called 'Balasore' in the Orissa State. It is a coastal town. The water recedes after every 5 hours and it goes back many miles away from the sea shore. When there is no water many tourists/local walk inside the sea and go till the point water has receded. I have been there twice and it was an awesome experience. At one occasion when me and my friend were walking inside, suddenly the water started rising and waves started coming. Before we could rush back to the sea shore, we were caught in the water (though it was only knee high). We were bare foot and we found it extremely difficult to come to the sea shore in the rising water. Have a great day!

I live in Somerset and a few times a year an old paddle steamer travels on exciting days out. In 2006 I took a day trip to Lundy Island off the coast of Devon. It was a steep walk upwards once reaching it. I noticed colorful flowers and a lovely green landscape. It does not have people living on it but some select holiday accommodation is available. I found it fascinating to explore it. Wow! I live in a coastal town and off shore are two islands. One is called Steep Holm Island and I went there for the day in 2005. There are not many visits available there and it is only suitable for those able to walk well due to its steep landscape. I noticed thousands of sea gulls over there. No people live there and no accommodation is available. The other island is called Flat Holm Island and it is reached from Wales. Such visits are not possible with my disabled son in a wheelchair. In Samoa I went to Namua Island. It was like paradise and it has a rustic looking resort on it. I loved staying in a thatched building that was on stilts. I enjoyed snorkeling in the daytime and looked up at the stars once it was dark.

Hi Procospino, I guess this is a nice island to visit. Still nature is untouched there. You can say it a virgin island. Human habitation makes a place polluted. It's purity made the island charming. We have such a island in Bay of Bengal. I have a wish to visit that island. I think some places should be protected from human habitation.

Hi Porcospino That seems to be out from some movie for sure and I find such a place quite a place to visit... though not sure of the security on that uninhabited island. Here, at or near my place we dont have any such island for sure but there is one place which I visited - a stretch of sand and shore created by the dis-tributaries of a big river. Though it is just a 5 minute boat ride from the main bank of its dis-tributary, no one goes there or even it has no greenery around. I and a friend from France hired a boat a few years back and even the boatman was unwilling - he said, it s dangerous but we did take a chance. And it was quite good, you know. With no one around, and water on both sides. The stretch is around 100 feet wide and about a few kilometers long. The french friend knew how to swim and he got into the other side of the sand stretch which was sea. And during that time I explored the stretch and found big Ridley turtles and even small baby crocodiles. Maybe they had swam across or anything as this place is not marked by government for Protection towards both of these species. We have those protected zones at other places.

I always thought there are too many of us inhabiting the world to leave any place without any residents. This sounds awesome. I lived in Gangtok though there were people all around but when you crossed the last of village there were pockets of places where no one lived and you could hear the birds and bees and listen to the sounds of water fall and it used to be really peaceful. This island of yours sounds interesting to explore and have picnics.

I would like very much to visit a island. We dont have islands close to where I live.I would like very much to visit a island that would be a lot of fun. It cost a lot of money to go to all them places and that is not what I have

Of course. There are many interesting places like that in my location. There are many waterfalls in places without permanent. Only students picnic there. When I was students, I and my friends often went to there. The waterfalls is small but it's perfect natural. These picnics were very interesting and excited!

We don't have such islands. My country is too small and deserted places like this are rare. I'd like to visit this island, this would be a wonderful adventure. Maybe one day, not necessarily in this life, I'll be able to visit your country and we could go together on Ebeloe.

I would love too. In my country there were small islands that you have to go to by boat. The one that you called is a bit different though because you have to walk in order to go to that island. My brother and some of his friends planned on going there before. There is no restaurants and hotel or even a small hut for them to stay there. If they would go there, they need at least a tent to sleep in if someone wanted to take rest. And there's no phone signal too. The boat guy will come back the next day after dropping the person who goes to that island.