The Post Office offers a full philatelic service for collectors, with regular issues of interesting and attractive stamps.
Prince George's Christening stamp

The world's remotest Post Office team welcomes you.

Discover our available stamps and place an order today.		 Augustus Earle stamp
MV Pequina stamp Tristan da Cunha Post Office Logo MV Pequina stamp

HMS Penguin stamp

St Mary's Church stamp

Stamp commemorating the centenary of Alice in Wonderland

 Post Office and Tourism Team

2017 Rockhoppers stamp

Sealing Ship the Francis Allyn

2024 Garden Flowers stamp
The Team (left to right): Stacey-Lee White, Beverly Swain, Caryn Green, Iris Green (Postmistress), Lillie Swain, Rachel Green, Jane Repetto, and Kelly Green (Head of Tourism).   Photo by Julia Gunther
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Contact the Post Office by email: postoffice@tdc-gov.com or phone: (44) 0203 014 5103
By post: Postmistress, Post Office, Tristan da Cunha, TDCU 1ZZ, South Atlantic Ocean, (Via Cape Town, South Africa)

About Tristan stamps

Tristan da Cunha did not have stamps until 1952, and the first ones were overprinted St Helena definitives. Essays priced in potatoes were however prepared in the 1940s as part of the petition for stamps. Before then, islanders had to rely on the good will of visiting ships. Tristan stamps have been popular with collectors ever since.

See our Stamp Archive page for more.

Agents for the Production and Marketing of Postage Stamps

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Tristan stamp production is being handled on behalf of the Tristan da Cunha Post Office and Philatelic Bureau by Creative Direction (Worldwide) Ltd., while all stamp marketing and philatelic trade enquiries are handled on our behalf by the Isle of Man Post Office.

All parties involved in this arrangement are dedicated to ensuring that Tristan stamps are produced to the highest quality and that they appeal to our existing loyal collector base whilst also reaching a wide international market.