Ilhabela is an archipelago municipality on the northern coast of São Paulo, separated from the mainland by the São Sebastião Channel. Its main island combines a developed coastal area with extensive Atlantic Forest, while smaller islands and islets form part of the same municipality. The town is known for sailing, beaches, waterfalls, and maritime activities, and it holds the official title of National Capital of Sailing.

Laikipia Plateau is a highland region in central Kenya, lying between Mount Kenya and the northern Kenyan lowlands. Its broad grasslands, acacia woodland, rocky valleys, and volcanic soils create a varied landscape shaped by seasonal rainfall and altitude. Rather than being a single protected park, Laikipia is a mosaic of private conservancies, community lands, ranches, and farms.

Seclusion is the name of the game on Lizard. It's a large national-park island and surrounded by Osprey Island, Seabird Islet, South and Palfrey islands. Lizard has special historical interest due to Captain Cook's visit. It also has fine diving and fishing possibilities, 23 superb beaches (among the reef's best) and great swimming and snorkelling.

South America is a continent of striking contrasts, where towering mountain ranges meet vast rainforests, arid deserts, and sprawling coastlines. From the icy fjords of the south to the tropical warmth of the north, each region offers its own landscapes, wildlife, and cultural expressions.

Rockport is a coastal town on the tip of Cape Ann in northeastern Massachusetts, surrounded by rocky shoreline, small coves, and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The town developed from fishing, quarrying, and maritime trade, and its harbor remains central to its identity. Bearskin Neck, a narrow waterfront peninsula, contains galleries, shops, restaurants, and working boats. Rockport’s landscape is marked by granite ledges and exposed coastal rock, while wooded inland areas provide a contrast