Mythical islands

Mythical islands are fictional or legendary places often featured in stories, folklore, and ancient texts. They are believed to exist somewhere in the world’s oceans or unexplored regions, capturing imaginations as mysterious or utopian lands. Examples include Atlantis, a supposed advanced civilization sunken beneath the sea, and Avalon from Arthurian legend, a paradise island. While they may be inspired by real locations or events, these islands remain unproven and are primarily part of myth and legend. They symbolize human curiosity, exploration, and the desire for hidden worlds beyond known geography.