People of the world's most remote archipelago, Tristan da Cunha, master the art of isolation. Planting potato patches on the summits of active strato-volcanoes is a skill, courage, and stamina. Settled in a place that has no hotels, no restaurants, no airport, no highways, no WiFi, and no ATM machines, the residents of Tristan form a crimeless community and enjoy good health. Sitting in solitude in the middle of southern Atlantic, 2400-km from anywhere and reachable only by boat, Tristan da Cunha is a destination for a truly indomitable traveler. Join your tourmate, Phineus-the piglet, to discover this mysterious place in the midway between Africa and South America, and on the nautical line connecting St. Helena and Cape Town.