In Italy, between the islands of Capri and Positano, the island of Gallorengo (also known as Gallos) has a distinctive shape that closely resembles a giant dolphin.
Part of the head of the island has a wide, flat stone that looks like a fish's tail. The other end has a protruding point that resembles a dolphin's nose, with a slight bend in the middle. With its strange shape, the island ranks among the strangest-shaped islands in the world.
According to legend, it was once believed to be the residence of a bird known as the "Bird Fairy," with the head of a woman and the body of a bird.
Every day, the bird god would use its enchanting singing to lure sailors toward the island, only to have their boats submerged by the reef. People still share legends about the origin of the name Garros, which means "rooster" in some accounts.
Today, Gallorongo Island is considered a famous tourist destination, attracting thousands of tourists to visit. In this beautiful island soul, visitors can cool off, swim and snorkel on the island.
However, only tourists on the island can stop here to enjoy the panoramic views and first-class resort services.
Coming to the beautiful island, tourists can not only rest in villas with four pools and blue seas but also visit many surrounding vineyards.
However, what makes Garos Island unique is that it is only open to tourists, with a maximum of 12 guests rented for 1 visit. This ensures privacy for visitors from sightseeing to entertainment.
