Okay, let’s not forget the less famous one. There’s a tiny island called Fernando in the Philippines, part of the Palawan province. It’s more of a rock with some palm trees, but it’s still pretty neat. Think of it as the little sibling of the Brazilian version—smaller, quieter, and perfect for a solo adventurer.
And then there’s the ghost island. Old maps from the 16th century sometimes show an island called “Fernando” near the Pacific, but it never existed. It’s like a cartographer’s inside joke. You won’t find it on Google Maps, but it’s a fun fact for trivia night.
Visiting The Secret Island Of Fernando De Noronha, Brazil | Drink Tea
