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Chindini beach at the bottom of Grand Comore is one of the most scenic in the country
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The local scene is pretty hip, too
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A rare unicorn sturgeon fish off the coast of Le Galawa Beach
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The Ntsaoueni Wall was built to keep Malagasy pirates from entering the area
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The island nation looks even more impressive from above
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Fishermen bring in their boat from the ocean
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The lagoon gets really packed during the day
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The country is known for its authentic French baguettes — we can almost smell them
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The Ancienne Mosquee du Vendredi was built oh… over 500 years ago
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The Comoros flying fox is one of the largest bats in the world, hence the name
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Sea turtles regularly come to the island to mate
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A local woman serves fish on the beach — it doesn’t get any fresher
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You can tell how lush the country is by just driving down the highway
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Did we say lush? Yes we did
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