Ducie Island, United Kingdom Cruise Port

The small isolated atoll of Ducie Island, United Kingdom which is halfway between New Zealand and South America is one of the most remote uninhabited islands on Earth. As part of the Pitcairn Islands, the cruise port of Ducie Island, has wildlife that is relatively unaffected by man's presence. Your unforgettable sea voyage to this volcanic island situated in the southern Pacific Ocean will lead you to magnificent landscapes, untouched subtropical environs, sparse vegetation and breathtaking coral reefs. History has it that a Portuguese sailor by the name of Pedro Fernandes de Queiros first discovered Ducie and Henderson islands in 1606, but in 1791 British explorers re-discovered Ducie Island and claimed it as a territory of the United Kingdom. While cruising to Ducie Island, you’ll be left in awe of the over 500,000 seabirds ranging from White Terns and Murphy's Petrels to Great Frigate birds and Masked Boobies, 138 fish species and more than 90% of the world population of Murphy's petrel nesting on the island. The cruise port of Ducie Island is a must-see for adventurers seeking truly remote horizons to explore. Below are the best ways to witness the island’s beauty and charm: