The term 'Destination of the Bounty' refers to the island of Tahiti, which is located in the South Pacific Ocean and is part of French Polynesia. It was famously the destination of the HMS Bounty, a British Royal Navy ship that was sent to collect breadfruit plants from Tahiti in 1787. The mutiny on the Bounty occurred during the return voyage, and the mutineers eventually settled on Pitcairn Island.