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5 reasons to go to Morteon Island, Australia

Moreton Island, Australia
Tangalum Reef is a ship graveyard off Moreton Island. Travelers who visit one of the most beautiful continents try to visit the famous island, which, by the way, is the third largest sand island in the world. The island will surprise you with a variety of flora and fauna, divers from all over the world come here for scuba diving near the artificial reef of Tangalum, historians and archaeologists will find here places of primitive people.
In 1963, fifteen ships were specially aground here. The first was the Maryborough ship, and later the remaining decommissioned ships were added to it. So the ship cemetery was formed, which attracts tourists from all over the world to this day. 

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Catch our TOP 5 things to do on Moreton Island:
1. Go down the giant sand dunes of the Moreton island desert on a sleigh. 
2. Take a boat trip around the Tangalum shipwrecks. 
3. View the island from a bird's eye view. This can be done with a helicopter tour. 
4. Forget about everything on the beaches of the island. 
5. Go on a jeep safari around the island.

Who would like to visit Australia?

To get to the island, you first need to be in Brisbane. RT tickets from LA will cost ˜700$. From Brisbane to Moreton Island daily ferries run from $ 20 one way. Keep in mind that there are no roads on the island, so the only means of transportation around the island is an SUV.



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5 reasons to go to French Polynesia

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

If paradise exists on earth, then probably it is located on the island of Bora Bora, where almost 365 days a year are sunny and the average air temperature is +27 degrees.

In the distant 60s, it was recognized as the most beautiful island on earth, which is hardly better to this day. The uniqueness of the island is that its lagoon, even during cloudy weather, remains invariably bright, with an emerald ebb.

The island is an atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, formed from an extinct volcano, the central part of which was eventually destroyed by underwater currents and climatic conditions, and in its place a magnificent mother-of-pearl lagoon formed.

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Here is our TOP-5 things that you definitely need to do on Bora Bora, so keep a post if you plan to go there. 

1. Visit the Lagunarium. Created and supported by several generations of residents of Bora Bora, it is an ocean-fenced water area in which representatives of the marine Pacific fauna live and breed.
2. Feed the sharks and stingrays. The local rays and sharks are considered safe for humans, but swimming and feeding are carried out under the supervision of an instructor.
3. Climb Mount Pachia. The road runs through beautiful orchards, thickets of orchids and dense fern forests. 
4. See the temple of Marotetini. The most important sacred object, has long been the religious center of Bora Bora. 
5. Take a walk through the ruins of an American naval base. Guns are still standing in different parts of the island, recalling that in 1942 five thousand American soldiers landed on the island’s constructed runway.

Of course, we understand that most likely you will be beaten to sunbeds near the bungalow, you will bask in the sun and slowly drink champagne, enjoy quality service and bask in the ocean, but these things are worth it to break away from these matters)]]>