Adopted to the busy life and everyone decided to move back in 1963 my journey started in the world's most sunny city located in Argentina called Ushuaia boarding a small expedition ship starting a long 14-day journey across some of the roughest seas in the South Atlantic Ocean alternatively you can take a small ship from Cape Town but it's almost

it was not possible to see viewers since it's mainly reserved for residents of Tristan it only goes four to five times a year

switch on pain relief with the new colgate sensitive repair and prevent

welcome to my family with Revolut I can redeem airline miles from my rev points which I earn

and after 14 long days of sailing the South Atlantic Ocean we have finally reached the most remote

settlement on earth ladies and gentlemen I present Tristan de Cunha

welcome to the Edinburgh of the seven seas and that behind me is the harbour and the problem is they don't have a deep water port which means the

onus is not able to dock so the only landing here is castled through the zodiacs

and due to the rough waters and weather here and they're having no protection from the waves usually 40% of the landings fail so it means if you survive the 14-day voyage from Ushuaia or Cape Town doesn't guarantee a landing

Tristan is part of the British Oversea Territories and costs the UK government roughly 5 million pounds in taxpayers money annually

the island's population is 8 families and is in constant decline since foreigners aren't allowed to settle on the island

interestingly the island has everything they need to sustain themselves a hospital school two churches a pub as well as a supermarket

the welcome committee and I think this must be the national square of Tristan de Cunha

Edinburgh of the seven seas the flag the Prince Philip Hall the community center

and very important the albatross bar where we're going to get the time after we're done exploring this beautiful island

I mean I've been walking the island now for a bit boy the village it's capital

it's a very quiet place

8 days from South Africa depending on the island

as well here is the year of my daily life so the former islander and only police officer on the island

Conrad Glass who invited me for a cup of tea so let's see what he has to say

who's collecting the bins here once the government do a question every every Tuesday morning

every Tuesday morning yeah the wind blew broke up on the bottom and blew them down

ah so it's a strong wind down now

now we're getting to explore a true how do you say tristanian tristanian island