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São Tomé & Príncipe
The Atlantic is rarely out of sight on São Tomé and Príncipe. The twin islands sit almost directly on the Equator, some 155 miles off the coast of West Africa, and life revolves around the sea. Dense rainforest reaches all the way down to a shoreline where fisherfolk haul in their catch, children learn to swim and turtles come to lay their eggs. A 4-page coastal story featured in National Geographic Traveller’s May print issue.
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