Coasts and beaches

Practical guides

Denmark

Mandø, a Danish island to explore at the tide’s pace

On Mandø, in southwestern Jutland, arrival is not a formality: the tide determines the road, the timetable and the kind of visit worth planning.

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Liberia

Robertsport and Lake Piso for Coast, Lagoon and Local Planning

In Robertsport, the Atlantic and Lake Piso are separated by a strip of land, yet they offer very different rhythms. This guide helps you decide what to look for, how to plan a sensible base and what to check before setting out.

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Nature

Gabon

Planning Loango National Park around seasons, lagoons and transfers

In Loango, reaching the coast is only the beginning: the season determines which ecosystems you explore, what wildlife you may see and how much time each transfer requires.

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Costa Rica

Cahuita on foot from Playa Blanca to Puerto Vargas

A visit to Cahuita works best when you separate its three rhythms: the coastal trail, the reef and the cultural life of a Caribbean town.

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Practical guides

Nauru

Nauru on a coastal loop through Anibare, Buada and Topside

A tiny island where one road connects coastline, mining and memory: what to prioritise, when to hire a guide and what to check before booking.

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Nature

Romania

Sulina, Crișan or Sfântu Gheorghe: organising your Danube Delta trip

In the Danube Delta, the base you choose determines the kind of trip you will have: Sulina offers a straightforward arrival, Crișan connects to the inner waterways, and Sfântu Gheorghe brings river and coast together. Plan the boats and permits first; then arrange your excursions.

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Comoros

Mohéli, an island park to visit with time and a guide

Mohéli is best understood as an inhabited island within a biosphere reserve: choose one base, leave room for transfers, and make every trip to the sea or forest a locally arranged activity.

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Grenada

Visiting Grenada’s Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park by snorkel or dive

Grenada’s underwater sculpture park is best enjoyed as a short marine outing: choose your activity, check sea conditions and let the reef set the pace.

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Routes

Samoa

Western Savaiʻi by ferry: Falealupo and volcanic coast

A two-night route from the ferry linking the Taga blowholes, Falealupo Forest and village rhythms without turning the island into a race.

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Nature

Timor-Leste

Atauro Island from Dili with bases, boats and reef rules

Beloi offers an easy arrival at the reef; Vila, the west coast and Manukoko require more time, local transport and a low-impact approach.

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Mauritania

Banc d’Arguin: tides, birds and Imraguen villages

At Banc d’Arguin, travel revolves around permits, tracks, tides and rules that put the ecosystem and Imraguen communities ahead of haste.

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Culture

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Bequia Through Its Boats, Models and Maritime Memory

A short route from Port Elizabeth for understanding the island through its bay, boatbuilders and a maritime history that calls for attention and personal judgment.

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