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The end of the world is in Tasmania

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Three Capes Track was opened to the public with the promise of “awakening the senses”. The bushwalkers most eagerly-awaited hiking route is on the...

The most-feared wave in the world

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Going into the Teahupoo tube is any surfer’s dream. Coming out standing from this Tahitian wave is another matter. It is the walk of fame...

The Tangier left behind by the Protectorate

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Tangier, northern Morocco, still has spots to remind you that, during the years of the Protectorate, this was a city of splendour, and a...

The Tangier left behind by the Protectorate

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Tangier, northern Morocco, still has spots to remind you that, during the years of the Protectorate, this was a city of splendour, and a...

The Urban Jungle of Madagascar

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If Madagascar is like an alien island because of its avenues of baobab trees and lemur population, then the capital, Antananarivo, is the gateway...

The desert that ate Kolmanskop

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It had its heyday during the first half of the 20th century, thanks to the diamonds that used to be found there. Nowadays, Kolmanskop,...

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