GEELONG , en route to the Bellarine Peninsula, is not particularly attractive, being too industrial to appeal as a coastal resort: the fact that the National Wool Museum is the main attraction gives you some idea of the place. You may have heard of...
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Grand Case has built itself a deserved reputation as one of the finest dining centres of the Eastern Caribbean and, as you walk down the main drag which makes up a large part of this tiny town, it's easy to see why. A series of fairly expensive...
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Set on gently rising headlands above a sculpted rocky shore, CARMEL is well known for its ridiculously inflated real-estate prices, neat rows of quaint shops and miniature homes along Ocean Avenue, and a largely untouched coastline....
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