THE Navassa Island is an uninhabited island in Caribbean, administered by the U.S as a National Wildlife Refuge. The island is disputed by the Haiti, as it is located a quarter of the way between that country and the Jamaica.
Understand
To arrive
Getting to the island is difficult and permission from the US Department of Fisheries and Wildlife is required.
By airplane
There is no airstrip on the island.
Of boat
There are no ports; anchoring offshore is the only option.
With the
Take your food and water.
sleep
Although it is not inhabited, Haitian fishermen usually camp there.
Safety
US laws applicable on the island.
Health
Do not drink the local water.
respect
Wildlife and the environment.
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