Tourism

Many tourists flock to Tricam Island every year, eager to see the sights and experience the wonder of the beautiful countryside.

Many come to see the antique roadsign, which remained behind when the island was given over to Tricam control from the British government - with its quaint English names (such as 'Southwell') it is a valuable history lesson to toddlers and tots, and a fascinating relic to the older visitors.

They may also come to see the bees, which are the main export of Tricam Island. The bees are eternally active, flying about in the branches of the trees. Tree.