Home to a whimsical uninhabited micronation claimed by writers since the 19th century

Redonda, the third and smallest island of Antigua and Barbuda, is an uninhabited volcanic rock that has been the subject of a whimsical "Kingdom of Redonda" literary title claimed by various writers since the 1800s. It was designated a nature reserve in 2017 following an invasive-species eradication project.