Saly is a coastal resort town on Senegal’s Petite Côte, south of Dakar and near the city of Mbour. It developed around a broad Atlantic shoreline, with sandy beaches, palm-lined streets, hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, and small businesses serving both residents and visitors. The surrounding area combines coastal dunes, scrubland, fishing communities, and lagoons, while the nearby town of Mbour remains an important fishing and trading center.

There is a whole host of wildlife on Moreton Island which you can see on the numerous beaches, and along the walking and 4WD trails. Many wading birds can be found on the island, in particular between September and April when many birds migrate from other countries. You may also be lucky enough to see Green and Loggerhead Turtles which often nest between November - February.

Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge is a wetland reserve in northern Costa Rica, in Alajuela Province near the Nicaraguan border. The protected area covers lowland forests, rivers, lagoons, marshes, and seasonal waterways within the basin of the Frío River. Its largest water body, Caño Negro Lagoon, is fed by freshwater rivers and changes considerably with seasonal rainfall.

Lambert’s Bay is a small fishing town on South Africa’s West Coast in the Western Cape, positioned beside the Atlantic Ocean. Its setting is defined by a working harbour, sandy beaches, rocky shoreline, and the low, dry vegetation of the West Coast. The town is part of the Cape West Coast Biosphere region and is particularly known for its seabird colonies and fishing industry.

Le Morne is a coastal area on the southwestern tip of Mauritius, dominated by the steep basalt formation of Le Morne Brabant.