Saint Helena is a remote island located in the South Atlantic Ocean, known for its rugged terrain and unique biodiversity. It is a British Overseas Territory and is famous for being the place of exile for Napoleon Bonaparte after his defeat in 1815. The island has a small population and is accessible primarily by sea or air. The capital of Saint Helena is Jamestown, which features colonial architecture and a rich history. The island's economy relies on tourism, fishing, and agriculture. Visitors can explore its natural beauty, including hiking trails and diverse wildlife, making it a unique destination for adventurers.