Cluster islands, also known as island clusters or island groups, are a collection of islands located close to each other, forming a distinct unit or cluster. These islands can be located within a single country or spread across multiple countries and are often connected by a common geography, history, or culture.
Cluster islands can be found in different parts of the world, including the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, the Pacific, and the Mediterranean. They can be small and remote, or large and commercially significant.
Examples of cluster islands include the Bahamas, the Hawaiian Islands, the Maldives, the Cyclades in Greece, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India.
Cluster islands often attract tourists due to their scenic beauty, unique culture, and recreational opportunities such as water sports and diving. They also provide economic benefits through fishing, agriculture, and tourism industries.
However, these islands can also face challenges, such as overpopulation, environmental degradation, and vulnerability to natural disasters. Therefore, it is essential to manage cluster islands sustainably, preserving their natural and cultural heritage while promoting economic development.
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