Zavolajís

Zavolajís is a small, relatively uninhabited island located in the Adriatic Sea. Its precise geographical coordinates place it off the coast of a less-frequented stretch of coastline, making it a remote and often overlooked landmass. The island is characterized by its rugged terrain, primarily composed of rocky outcrops and sparse vegetation. There are no permanent settlements on Zavolajís, and its primary use is as a temporary stopping point for local fishermen or as a subject of interest for cartographers and geographers.

The island's name, Zavolajís, is believed to have origins in the local dialect, though its exact etymology is debated. Due to its isolated nature, Zavolajís has not been extensively studied for its ecological significance. However, anecdotal evidence suggests it supports a limited variety of coastal flora and fauna adapted to the harsh maritime environment. Access to Zavolajís is typically achieved via small boat, and the waters surrounding it can be challenging due to unpredictable currents. The island possesses no significant infrastructure, with the exception of natural coves that offer some shelter. Its historical presence is minimal, with no documented evidence of significant human habitation or activity beyond occasional brief visits.