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14. Cox’s Bazar

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We have moved to another corner of Bangladesh, the southeast, where we have established ourselves for a few days in Cox’s Bazar. Named after captain Hiram Cox, a colonial Britisher who created a settlement here in the 18th Century. There are two things of which Cox’s Bazar has the biggest in the world. The beach [...]
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19 April 2023

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Having lingered in our comfortable lodge for a few days, it is time to undertake some activity again. We head for Tanji, a little further down the coast, to explore the bird reserve. Hmm. Long story short, we see more birds in our lodge than that we saw on our one hour walk through the [...]
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2 April 2023 (2)

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Elmina As it is too late to enter the Elmina castle now, we take a stroll into town in the late afternoon. Lots of activity, even on a Sunday. The boat builders, for instance, continue, putting the hulls together of several impressive fishing boats. Others are drying fish, on large metal-and-wood racks, creating a nauseating [...]
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the south coast

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Lindi Lindi cannot be omitted from this set of memories: it holds the dubious honour of having provided the worst hotel accommodation I have ever slept in, up to then in 1987, and all the years after that – and I have slept in quite a few dubious hotels during my travels. The problem with [...]
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Bagamoyo

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fishermen on the beach Just north of Dar es Salaam were a few struggling beach resorts, but drive on another half-an-hour, and you have the most spectacular beaches all for yourself. Well, almost, you may have to share them with the fishermen, who are active near shore, with ramshackle boats and with nets. The beach [...]
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Dar es Salaam

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Dar es Salaam Even though Dar es Salaam, at the time (we are talking 1987, here), already counted some 1.5 million inhabitants, you wouldn’t say so, if you wandered through the city centre. Essentially low-rise, either in the form of old colonial architecture or cheap 4-to-5 story apartment buildings, it had mostly a small-town atmosphere, [...]
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April 2002 – 12. Jeremie

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The Southern peninsula of Haiti, the Grande Anse, and its main town Jeremie are not that easy to get to, but the town, and the surrounding beaches, make a trip worthwhile. The Grande Anse, the southern peninsula, is one of the more remote areas in Haiti. It is quite an exercise to get there, from [...]
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59. Trujillo

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Despite having seen many a colonial town already, Trujillo proved to be different, and very nice, indeed;  Salaverry on the beach is less spectacular.
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49. Chiclayo

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The northern coastal town of Chiclayo hasn't a lot to offer, yet, we have been well entertained in the market and along the beaches.
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14. La Serena

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La Serena is both humble old town, full of churches, and gaudy beach resort, but without the tourists, yet it benefits from several interesting sites in nearby Coquimbo and Tongoy
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