Gaiana Island was recently discovered in 1859 by South American explorer Fernandez Ricaraldo.  Since the island's discovery, Gaiana has become a popular travel destination, seeing over 5 million people each year.  The special thing that sets Gaiana Island apart from the rest is that it lies in the heart of the Bermuda Triangle.  The strange magnetic forces surrounding the Bermuda Triangle react to the unique makeup of the island's core.  This extraordinary geographical combination causes the island to move two feet in any direction each month.  According to geological surveys, Gaiana island is now fifty feet east, ten feet north, and believe it or not, twenty two feet higher than it's original location.  Although these changes seem to be quite small, Gaiana Island is the only known island in existence to move.  Because the island changes location so frequently, commercial airlines do not offer flights to Gaiana Island.  We do, however, charter flights on Bermuda Airways.  Flights leave weekly and go anywhere in the world.  For reserving information, please visit our contact page.

Since Gaiana Island is close to the equator, the climate stays relatively consistent.  Gaiana's seasons jump around because of the strange magnetic fields surrounding the island.  The busy season starts in June and continues until mid-September.  We see the most amount of tourists at this time because the weather is most family-friendly; sunny, few clouds, and a slight breeze.  Surfers come during December and March because of the suitable waves.  The rainy season goes from October to November and January to February.  These unique seasons create a diverse travel experience.

Currently, we have not found any natives residing on Gaiana Island, but we have found signs of an ancient civilization.  When Fernandez Ricaraldo discovered Gaiana Island, he found shards of pottery, exquisite jewelry, and bits of highly decorated cloths.  These artifacts suggest that at one point in time a civilization existed on Gaiana Island.  The major discovery to support native people is the Discovery of Tribuna.  Sir Edmund Tribuna was researching the geological anomalies around Gaiana Island when he discovered a cave filled not only with artifacts, but with a complete skeleton of a native.  Carbon dating suggests that the remains date back to 500 A.D.  The complete skeleton can be viewed in our museum along with the other artifacts.

Gaiana Island is a diverse island nation, perfect for families, surfers, historians, and scientists.  We offer many accommodations and attractions for people ranging from ages one to one hundred.  The isolation and uniqueness of Gaiana Island make it the perfect place to get away from work and school.  Please feel free to browse our site and we hope to see you soon!