Niza, Francia

Founded by the Romans, Nice enjoys a privileged location at the foot of the mountains. It has medieval streets as well as beautiful, elegant buildings on the grand “Croisette”.

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Colonia de Sacramento, Uruguay

An ancient, fortified port that invites you to stroll along enchanting streets lined with charming houses and enjoy the exquisite restaurants. Its marina is a safe port on the coast of the Río de la Plata.

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Bahía de Ha Long, Vietnam

Ha Long Bay, with its thousands of islands, has long been the favorite hiding place of the pirates of the eastern seas. Enormous rocks plunge into the sea, creating one of the world’s most beautiful seascapes.

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Puerto Peñasco

During the early 1930s, Puerto Peñasco, known as Rocky Point by North Americans, was famous for being a refuge of adventurers and fishermen but, in the last decade, it has become Arizonians’ favorite beach destination. 

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Sailing through Río de la Plata

Buenos Aires shines with a thousand lights and its reflection dances, to the rhythm of the tango, on the Rio de la Plata. The theaters are full, the restaurants are open till dawn and. from the discos, you can hear the sounds of rock or the sighs of Gardel.

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Gardel, King of the Tango

Shadows which have endured because El Caminito, Carlos Gardel and the tango are fixed in the heart of every Argentinean. Born around 1880, the tango was considered a vulgar music and dance that belonged to the suburbs of the capital.

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Huatulco

Huatulco, with its nine beautiful bays of dazzling blue waters, is a haven lying on the southern seaboard of the Mexican Pacific. The Bays of Huatulco are located along the coast of the state of Oaxaca, at the end of the Sierra Madre mountain range, and stretch along 35 kilometers (22 miles) of the Pacific, between the Coyula and Copalita rivers. 

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Huatulco National Park

In 1998, the Mexican government declared Parque Nacional Huatulco a Natural Protected Area in the Diario Oficial de la Federation (the government's official gazette). This was done to preserve the natural and cultural resources of the southern coast of Oaxaca, especially in the municipality of Santa Marfa Huatulco.

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