Jan Mayen is a remote volcanic island located in the Arctic Ocean, about halfway between Greenland and Norway. It is part of Norway and has a total area of approximately 377 square kilometers. The island is known for its rugged terrain, featuring the active volcano Beerenberg, which is the northernmost volcano in the world. The island has no permanent residents, but it is home to a small military and meteorological station. Jan Mayen is primarily visited by researchers and scientists studying its unique environment and wildlife, including various seabird species. The island's harsh climate and isolation make it a fascinating yet challenging place to explore.