Contact
This is a picture of me, Ana Maria Ricaraldo, descendent of Fernandez Ricaraldo.  I am currently the president of Gaiana Island and I update this website regularly.  I like to supervise operations on Gaiana Island and I personally make sure that every problem is resolved.  My hobbies include reading, surfing, and taking hikes on Gaiana.  If you have any questions or concerns about your stay on Gaiana Island, please feel free to call me at (245)432-8721.  This is a picture of my pet octopus, Octavia.  Octavia is a very friendly octopus and is well trained.  When I go scuba diving and clap three times, she comes flying through the ocean towards me.  After a brief hug, I give her a little crab as a treat.  Clapping my hands one time means twirl around, two times means stay, and four times means good bye.  If any of you should encounter Octavia during your stay at Gaiana Island, don't panic.  Like I said, she is very friendly and wouldn't harm a human.  If you're lucky, she'll let you touch her and feel her rubbery skin.  This is my house, nestled in the trees on Gaiana Island.  I spend most of my time here, making sure that Gaiana Island suits everyone's needs.  The house has a great view of the Island.  My house is not for sale, but we do have residential areas on the southern part of Gaiana Island.  This is a picture of Gaiana Island's headquarters.  This is where hotel reservations can be made.  Lost and Found is located in Building 3.  To check in advance if Lost and Found has your item, call (245)564-1468.  Any lost luggage heading to Gaiana Island also ends up here.  The first aid building is also located here.  We have a medical doctor standing by 24/7 in case an emergency should happen.  We recommend you stop by our Visitor Center and pick up a map of the island.  We are currently hiring.  If you would like to apply for a position, please send your application to 4935 Bermuda Drive, Gaiana Island, Bermuda Triangle, 54245. Since commercial airlines do not fly to Gaiana Island, Bermuda Airways is the only way to travel here.  Bermuda Airway's planes have to be big to accommodate the increasingly popularity of Gaiana Island.  First Class flights start at $1500 and Economy starts at $1000.  For more information, visit Bermuda Airways website by clicking on the big airplane.