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    Campbell Island, New Zealand - Wikipedia

    Campbell Island / Motu Ihupuku is an uninhabited subantarctic island of New Zealand, and the main island of the Campbell Island group.

    Campbell Island: Places to go in the subantarctic islands, Southland

    Remote, rugged and windswept, Campbell Island is one of the cornerstones of New Zealand’s subantarctic World Heritage Site. It is the most southerly of the five New Zealand subantarctic groups.

    Campbell Islands - Wikipedia

    The Campbell Islands (or Campbell Island Group) are a group of subantarctic islands, belonging to New Zealand. They lie about 600 km south of Stewart Island.

    Campbell Island | Subantarctic, Wildlife, Nature Reserve | Britannica

    Campbell Island, outlying volcanic island of New Zealand, in the South Pacific Ocean, 400 miles (644 km) south of South Island. It has an area of 41 square miles (106 square km) and is high and rugged, rising to 1,867 feet (569 m) at Mount Honey, and gradually leveling off to the north.

    Campbell Island Expedition Cruise Tours - Heritage Expeditions

    Visit Campbell Island which lies southeast of mainland New Zealand in the Subantarctic region. The remote island is home to a range of unique flora and fauna species that have adapted to the subantarctic climate.

    A Traveler’s Guide To New Zealand’s Campbell Island

    Campbell Island, a jewel of New Zealand’s subantarctic region, is situated approximately 700 kilometers south of the South Island. Its remote location in the heart of the Southern Ocean lends it an air of isolation and mystique.

    History of Campbell Island: Places to go in subantarctic islands, …

    Now an internationally recognised nature reserve, Campbell Island has a unique human history. The island was farmed, used as a base for sealers and whalers and served as a wartime coastal defence site.

    Visiting the Nearly Unknown: New Zealand’s Campbell Island

    Campbell Island is located south of Bluff, New Zealand. It's best known for its flora and fauna. Read on to discover which wildlife you can find here.

    Campbell Island – the southernmost island of the New Zealand …

    The archipelago is located about 700 km (435 miles) south of Bluff, New Zealand, and 500 km (310 miles) northwest of Cape Adare, Antarctica. It consists of three larger islands and several smaller ones, with the main island dubbed Campbell Island.

    Campbell Island: Off The Beaten Path New Zealand - The …

    Get off the beaten path in New Zealand and visit Campbell Island- a subantarctic island full of unusual megaherbs and albatross.