World Islands Database

The largest island in Canada, located in the Arctic with dramatic fjords, glaciers, and polar wildlife.

A popular Indonesian island known for rice terraces, beaches, and Hindu temples, dominated by Mount Agung.

A volcanic island in French Polynesia, surrounded by a turquoise lagoon and coral reef, popular for overwater bungalows.

A massive rainforest island in Southeast Asia shared by Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei, home to Mount Kinabalu and rich biodiversity.

A small Italian island in the Bay of Naples, famous for cliffs, villas, and the Blue Grotto sea cave.

A mountainous French island in the Mediterranean, birthplace of Napoleon and home to famous hiking trails.

Greece’s largest island, known for Minoan ruins, mountain ranges, and long beaches.

The largest island in the Caribbean, with mountain ranges, tobacco valleys, and historic cities like Havana.

One of the northernmost islands in the world, featuring ice caps, rugged mountains, and polar wildlife.

The largest island of the British Isles, including England, Scotland, and Wales, in the North Atlantic Ocean.

The world’s largest island, mostly covered by ice, located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans.

The largest Hawaiian island, home to Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, and active lava fields.

A large Caribbean island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, with high mountains and coastal plains.

Japan’s northernmost main island, known for snowy winters, national parks, and hot springs.

The original urban core of Hong Kong, an island with steep hillsides and Victoria Harbour skyline views.

Japan’s largest and most populous island, home to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Mount Fuji.

A volcanic island nation in the North Atlantic known for glaciers, geysers, and geothermal landscapes.

A large island in the North Atlantic split between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (UK), famous for green landscapes and coastal cliffs.

A Caribbean island nation known for reggae culture, mountains, and tropical beaches.

One of the world’s most populous islands, home to Jakarta and many active volcanoes.

A lush Hawaiian island nicknamed the Garden Island, known for the Na Pali Coast and Waimea Canyon.

The southwestern main island of Japan, with active volcanoes, hot springs, and port cities.

The largest and most populous island of the Philippines, home to Manila and mountain rice terraces.

A large island nation off Africa’s southeast coast, famous for its unique wildlife and baobab landscapes.

A volcanic Portuguese island in the North Atlantic, famous for dramatic cliffs, levada walks, and mild climate.

The largest island of Seychelles, with granite peaks, rainforest, and beaches around Victoria.

The largest Balearic island in the Mediterranean, known for beaches, coves, and the Serra de Tramuntana mountains.

A Hawaiian island famous for the Road to Hana, Haleakalā volcano, and scenic coasts.

An island nation in the southwest Indian Ocean, known for lagoons, coral reefs, and multicultural heritage.

The second-largest island in the Philippines, with high peaks, tropical forests, and diverse cultures.

A Cycladic island in the Aegean Sea known for white houses, windmills, and nightlife.

The second-largest island in the world, split between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, with some of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth.

New Zealand’s more populated island, with volcanic plateaus, beaches, and major cities like Auckland and Wellington.

A major Hawaiian island home to Honolulu and Waikiki, with volcanic ridges and famous beaches.

Thailand’s largest island in the Andaman Sea, famous for beaches, coastal scenery, and resort areas.

A Caribbean island and U.S. territory with coastal cities, rainforests, and Spanish colonial history.

A volcanic Greek island in the Aegean with whitewashed villages on cliffs around a flooded caldera.

A large Italian island in the Mediterranean known for rugged coasts, clear water, and ancient sites.

The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, off the tip of Italy’s boot, dominated by Mount Etna.

The main island of the city-state of Singapore at the tip of the Malay Peninsula.

New Zealand’s larger but less populated island, known for the Southern Alps, fjords, and dramatic coastlines.

An island nation off India’s southern coast, with ancient cities, tea highlands, and tropical beaches.

A uniquely shaped Indonesian island with deep bays, rugged mountains, and distinctive cultures.

A large Indonesian island along the Sunda Trench, known for volcanoes, rainforests, and endangered wildlife.

An Australian island state south of the mainland, known for wild national parks and rugged coastlines.

The largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, dominated by Mount Teide and a mild subtropical climate.

A large island off Canada’s Pacific coast, home to Victoria, rainforests, and coastal mountains.

A large Arctic island in northern Canada, characterized by tundra landscapes and remote coastlines.

A semi-autonomous island region of Tanzania, known for Stone Town, spice history, and white-sand beaches.