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The white cliffs of Dover, one of the world's famous coastlines look out into the English Channel. Arriving at the high white chalk cliffs you can see ships criss crossing the channel between England and France. On a fine day the French coast is visible from Dover. The coastal path along
Read MoreThe 153-km coastline that stretches from Exmouth to Old Harry Rocks in Dorset is one of the world's greatest natural wonders. It is assigned as England's first UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site. The rocks that form the coastline date back from the Upper Jurassic period
Read MorePorto has been described as a tale of two cities. Separated by River Douro and linked by the iconic Luis Bridge, you'll find Vila Nova de Gaia on one side of the river, which is famous for its Port wine. While on the other side is Porto's historic centre, which is dominated by the picturesque Ribeira quarter.
Read MoreLocated in the middle of the Aegean Sea, Santorini is part of a group of Cycladic Islands in Greece. The island was formed as a result of a major volcanic eruptions thousands of years ago. As a first time visitor to Santorini Island, I was mesmerised by its natural beauty. Gleaming white villages dotted along the volcanic cliffs
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