The Most Remote Island in the South Atlantic

St Helena is more than just a pinprick in the South Atlantic—it is one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth. In this documentary, we explore the rugged volcanic cliffs, the legacy of Napoleon’s final exile, and the lives of the "Saints" who call this remote fortress home. From the 699 steps of Jacob’s Ladder to the world’s oldest living land animal, discover the incredible history and isolation of this "forgotten" island. In this video: The strategic history of the South Atlantic's most remote rock. Inside Longwood House: The final prison of Napoleon Bonaparte. Meeting Jonathan the tortoise, a 192-year-old witness to history. What it's really like to live 1,200 miles from the nearest continent.