The islands are always associated with sea, sand, clear waters and plenty of rest. Some are large and full of tourists, but others are mysterious, located in remote locations and sparsely populated.
So that you know a little more, we present to you fellow lazy penguins the smallest islands in the world (which also have fewer inhabitants smallest and surrounded by superstitions).
Don’t expect Hawaiian long beaches – you can have some majestic but “short in size” ones! “H/T”: frommers
1. Little St. Simons Island, Georgia – Size: 10,000 acres.
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2. Benguerra Island, Mozambique – Size: 6 miles by about 3½ miles.
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3. Sea Lion Island, Falkland Islands – Size: 5 miles by 1½ miles.
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4. Fox Island, Alaska – Size: 3 miles by 1 mile.
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5. Caye Caulker, Belize – Size: 5 miles by ½ mile.
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6. Madeline Island, Wisconsin – Size: 14 miles by 3 miles.
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7. Yap, Micronesia – Size: 13 miles by 3 miles.
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8. South Bass Island, Ohio – Size: 4 miles by 2 miles.
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9. Saba, the Netherlands Antilles – Size: 5 square miles.
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10. Corvo Island, the Azores – Size: 3 miles by 2 miles.
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11. Mouse Island (Pontikonisi), Corfu, Greece – Size: 11. 2 m (6 ft 6.74 in).
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