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Where in the Cruising World Is This?

By Richard | August 4, 2014 | Mystery Spot |
Where is this seldom-visited cruising destination? And no, it’s not Morocco.

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If this place looks like an ideal place to cruise, it is. It’s tropical and has countless islands and uninhabited white sand beaches. What’s more, the people are friendly. Not only can you get almost anything you want here, the cost of living is very low. The mystery about this mystery spot is why more cruisers don’t visit. Can you identify it? If so, email us. But only if you haven’t yet read the August issue or Latitude 38 — you’ll find the answer there in Changes in Latitudes.

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