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There are islands that seen to play cat and mouse with sailors. Islands that are inscribed in maps for a long time untiel it is confirmed that they do not really exist. On occasion they are called “ghost islands”, the same that happens to boats and ships with crews that vanish without leaving a trace, creating al kind of speculation.<\/p>\n
To dive deep into these amazing topics, we talk to the writer and commercial diver\u00a0Yvan Figueiras<\/strong>, author of the book\u00a0\u201cEnigmas y Misterios de la Mar<\/strong>\u201d, who will tell us about the Caleuche, the mysterious freighter Ourang Medan or the adventures of the ship-of-the-line San Telmo in Anctarctica<\/p>\n In the department of islands we couldn’t miss Saint Brendan, the 8th o 9th of the Canary Archipelago, Sandy Island or the Auroras.\u00a0\u00a0Fernando L\u00f3pez del Oso<\/strong> will tell us about pumice isles in the Pacific Ocean and\u00a0Carlos Canales<\/strong>\u00a0will mention islet Podest\u00e1 and Ferdinandea,\u202fa volcanic island submerged (or not) in the Mediterranean.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n