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By Daniel Bindschedler
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 Rabat, Morocco's capital city, is flush with history and culture unbeknownst to the many Morocco-bound tourists who flock to Tangiers and Casablanca. For those who venture off the beaten path, however, Rabat will prove just as rewarding.
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By Isaac D. Lucas
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Fifty miles east of Auckland on New Zealand's North Island, The Coromandel Ranges contain vast tracts of unspoiled landscape ideal for hikers and sightseers, while small towns dot the coast, offering pristine beaches, surfing and hot springs.
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By Lauren Scharf
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 Anchored by two towering volcanoes, Nicaragua's Ometepe Island is paradise found. In just a few days, you can climb a volcano, take a trail ride on horseback, kayak through a tropical bird-filled river estuary, stroll along a beach at sunset and much, much more.
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By Elliot Torres
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 Cape Town is the second largest city in South Africa after Johannesburg, and the most popular tourist destination on the African continent. Rich in history with pristine beaches, breathtaking natural landscapes and a world class wine country, the city truly has something for everyone.
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By Michael Connelly
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Widely regarded as Australia's Galapagos, Kangaroo Island is the best place in Australia to see the widest range of free roaming native animals in their natural habitat - kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, seals, sea lions, penguins and platypus, to name but a few.
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By Brandon Darnell
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Dominated by a towering 10th century fortress, the grasslands and woods of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, are alive with wildlife, including increasingly rare tigers.
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By Danielle Malovic
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Costa Rica's motto is pura vida, or pure life, and the town of La Fortuna exemplifies this expression in every form. From its eco-friendly lodges to locally grown produce to handmade crafts, La Fortuna is an adventurous, nature-filled vacation spot that is fun for all ages. Welcoming tour guides and helpful locals make it a family-friendly location, while zip-lining and erupting volcanoes make it ideal for thrill-seekers. Bring your camera and your rain poncho and get ready for howling monkeys, flowing lava and the time of your life.
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By Rachel Vigoda
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Sunshine, sandy beaches, seaside cafes and souvenir shops, complemented by a king's ransom of hands-on history, combine to make the city of Kusadasi, Turkey, an ideal vacation destination.
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