You won't find luxury resorts on Fernando de Noronha, a breathtaking equatorial archipelago off of South America. Which country does it belong to?

The collection of islands making up the exquisite eco-wonderland of Fernando de Noronha are actually the tip of a submerged volcano. This uniquely diverse marine habitat is teeming with reptiles, sea birds and several endemic species, along with the largest concentration of dolphins in the world. To protect the delicate ecosystem, the multitudes of day-trippers who descend on this bucket-list destination are subject to a daily tourist limit.

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