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incredible animals, breathtaking landscapes, amazing expanses
Photo gallery South Australia
Gigantic salt lakes like shards of broken glass, mysterious human figures kilometres long carved into the earth, echidnas laying eggs, bizarre Gondwana rock formations straight out of a Salvador Dalí painting, brightly coloured birds – all this and more is South Australia.
Icy test of courage
Antarctica – What I learnt from an 11-year-old girl
We’ve all heard it before: ‘Just jump in at the deep end!’ Yes, you can – no matter how cold the water is. But there’s more to it than that.
A Piece of France in the South Seas
New Caledonia – South Sea with sunken forest and mangrove heart
Like a South Seas dream come true, New Caledonia lies east of Australia in the Pacific Ocean. Seen from Europe, this is actually directly at the other end of the world. Those who take the long journey will experience turquoise water and dazzling white beaches as well as many surprises.