View over the sea near Salary Bay
by Martin Kneth
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View over the sea near Salary Bay |
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This is the view over the sea near the little village Salary Bay at sunset.
The incedible turquoise sea at low tide and the white beaches with almost no tourists makes this coast to one of the most beautiful I have ever seen.
You can walk along the beach with it´s fine sand for miles and the only persons you will meet are some fisher in their traditional Piroge.
For more informations visite www.salarybay.com
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Text by Steve Smith.
