The fascinating Confluence Project records four visits to (0,0).
- Visit #1 was by a US Coast Guard vessel that happened to be sailing past, and they took a (bad) photo of the buoy too.
- Visit #2 is not listed. Mysterious...
- Visit #3 was by a group of artists (!), who sailed from Hamburg, Germany to Tema, Ghana on a cargo ship. There they chartered a boat and sailed almost two days non-stop to get nearby, finally taking a small zodiac (rubber dinghy) to the exact spot. This is the only remotely practical option for the average tourist, and also the first and only visit that fully met the Confluence Project's exacting rules -- but no sign of the buoy!?
- Visit #4 was on a research ship sailing from Angola to Europe.
Nullis
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Visit Null Island!
We look forward to meeting you on Null Island! ... Tourists visit the outflow of Settlement Lake Bring sturdy shoes!
Videos
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Why Cartographers Get Lost in Null Island - YouTube
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The Republic of Null Island - Simon Weckert - YouTube
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Null Island: The Busiest Place That Doesn't Exist - YouTube
Where is null island?
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What Lies at Point 0°0′ - Place Where the World Begins - YouTube
Atlas Obscura
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Null Island Is One of the Most Visited Places on Earth. Too Bad It Doesn't Exist
August 7, 2025 - But for most standard geocoding, chances are, if you’ve ever geocoded less-than-perfect data and didn’t check your results, some of your data points have probably visited this one peculiar spot in the Gulf of Guinea. Sending geospatial data points off to Null Island, so to speak, is a recognizable sight among GIS professionals the world over.
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Null Island: Like No Place On Earth
Not satisfied just reading about Null Island? Why not pay us a visit? Ring your travel agent and ask about holidays on Null Island.
Holland America
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Cruises To Scenic Cruising | Crossing Null Island at the Equator
Experience the unique celebration of crossing Null Island with Holland America Line, an imaginative highlight of our cruise itineraries. This mythical point at the intersection of the equator and the Prime Meridian symbolizes global exploration and adventure.
Big Think
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Welcome to Null Island, where lost data goes to die - Big Think
October 5, 2023 - You guessed it: this is Null Island — the perfect anchorage for non-geolocated data. But don’t go rent a boat on the coast of Ghana or the island of São Tomé, two of the nearest bits of dry land. After crossing about 400 miles (650 km) of open water, you will find more of the same upon arrival.
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NULL ISLAND - Jeu de Paume
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ScienceAlert
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Welcome to Null Island, The Most 'Visited' Place on Earth That Doesn't Actually Exist : ScienceAlert
May 11, 2016 - Sure, existing seems like a prerequisite for any 'place', but it actually isn't, because one of the most 'visited' sites on Earth is an imaginary place called Null Island, located at 0°N 0°E on the map in the South Atlantic Ocean, thanks to researchers making errors while working with various geographic information systems (GIS).
Aksioma
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The Republic of Null Island - Aksioma
November 29, 2024 - With The Republic of Null Island, Simon Weckert gives the virtual data space a physical manifestation. The installation not only brings null data into view but also geo-spoofs visitors to The Republic of Null, where they can browse the accumulated data and add their own, which is automatically assigned the coordinates of Null Island.Simon Weckert uses The Republic of Null Island to imagine physical voids and show how they connect to the realities created by the data that manifests there.
Gary Gale
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Welcome To The Republic Of Null Island • Gary Gale
April 5, 2014 - The Republic of Null Island is one of the smallest and least-visited nations on Earth.