What's the apt name of this desolate, inhospitable rock in the South Atlantic?

Out in the middle of the South Atlantic's rough, freezing water, lies the world's most remote inhabited archipelago, Tristan da Cunha, and the aptly named Inaccessible Island. The site of several historic shipwrecks, the island is ringed by sheer cliffs with just one small pebble peach to land a boat—which is possible approximately seven days per year due to the turbulent sea. Nonetheless, determined bucket-listers continue to try their luck, for the chance to say "I was there."

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