Campbell Island

Geography

Campbell Island/Motu Ihupuku is an uninhabited subantarctic island of New Zealand. The terrain is mountainous and its solitary Sitka spruce is considered the world's most remote tree.

Significance

A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, Campbell is an untouched natural environment known for its successful conservation efforts, including the complete eradication of various invasive species.

Home to the southern royal albatross among other seabirds, the island is a significant breeding ground for many types of wildlife.

Attractions

Home to the southern royal albatross among other seabirds, the island is a significant breeding ground for many types of wildlife.

Activities

Although uninhabited, the island offers plenty of opportunities for scientific research and eco-tourism, including bird watching and exploring its rich biodiversity​​.