There are many such unique islands all over the world, which are famous for some reason. There are also many of these islands, where a large number of people go on vacation, but there are also many, where no one is allowed to go. One such island is in Iceland, which was built in the year 1963. Located on the southern coast of Iceland, about 30 kilometres, this small island is called Suertes Island. It is one of the youngest islands in the world,  56 years old. 

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Suertes Island was formed by an underwater volcanic eruption. The molten lava accumulated and emerged as a mound, and on November 14, 1963, the island was officially formed. According to Norwegian mythology, the island was named after Surtur, the god of fire. When the island was built, a team of three French journalists dared to step on its soil, but they left shortly after. After his departure, there was a terrible explosion on the island.

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Many types of birds and animals have made their home on this island, but humans are not allowed to come here. Only a few scientists are allowed to come here and they also check thoroughly before coming here. They are not allowed to bring any kind of seed on this island. A few years ago, tomato plants started growing on this island, which scientists were also surprised to see. However, they were later removed from there. You will be surprised to know that this island is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This island is now used for scientific research. Actually, scientists are trying to know here how an ecosystem is working without any human impact.

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