Bouvet Island

Introduction

Bouvet Island is located in Antarctica, with its capital being No fixed population and the official language being Norwegian, English.

NOK is the legal tender of Bouvet Island. The top-level domain of Bouvet Island is .bv, and to make an overseas call to Bouvet Island, you need to add + / 00 before the number.

The IANA time zone of Bouvet Island is Europe/Oslo. The local time is 7 hours ahead compared to Beijing time. On 2025-12-29, the sunrise time in Bouvet Island's capital No fixed population is 05:13, and the sunset time is 22:23.

Bouvet Island: Norway's remote overseas territory

Bouvet Island is a Norwegian overseas territory located in the sea between the South Atlantic Ocean and the Southern Indian Ocean, about 2,500 kilometers from the nearest continent (Antarctica or South Africa), making it one of the most remote uninhabited islands in the world. The island was formed by volcanic activity, covers an area of 58.5 square kilometers, the climate is sub-cold oceanic climate, stormy, the surface covered with glaciers, only a small amount of exposed rock. 1927 Norway claimed sovereignty over the island, and is now under the direct jurisdiction of Oslo, as a nature reserve, strictly limited human activities. There is no permanent population on the island, only short-term rotation of scientific researchers, is an important base for the study of marine ecology, climate change and volcanic activity. Its unique geographic location and pristine ecological environment make it one of the closest "pristine" areas on earth.