Kauehi-Atoll, Tuamotu-Archipel, Französisch-Polynesien
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Weißer Strand, kristallblaues Meer. Sind wir hier im Paradies?. Kauehi-Atoll, Französisch-Polynesien
Kauehi is an atoll in the South Pacific Ocean and belongs to the territory of Polynesia. This consists of a ring-shaped collection of small islands surrounded by a lagoon. It is known for its picturesque white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. This earthly paradise was discovered by Spanish sailors in the 16th century. Today, this place is a popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy the tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Visitors can explore the atoll on boat tours, snorkel or dive and discover the fascinating underwater world.
As you can see, these islands are incomparable, not only in terms of aesthetics. No, this place and this culture are incredibly diverse and profound. We believe we should value these riches in our lives. Especially when we think that due to climate change and rising sea levels, this paradise could soon be just a lost paradise.
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