Somewhere on Earth

Somewhere on Earth invites you to discover the Bijagos Islands, an isolated territory of Guinea-Bissau, in West Africa. These sacred lands resemble a vast river delta.

Somewhere on Earth is off to Sri Lanka, the Sacred Island in Singhalese. It lies off the coast of India like a tear in the vast Indian Ocean. Its rich land and location have made it a coveted prize. After several centuries of European presence and internal conflicts, the island has now recovered its serene splendor.

Somewhere on Earth is off to discover Rajasthan. This land rich in history embodies all the magic of India. Located in the north of the country, Rajasthan is bordered by arid plains and mountains. It’s the ancestral land of the Maharajas, the last Rajput horsemen and desert tribes.

Somewhere on Earth visits the Sunda Islands in Indonesia, the country with 17,000 islands. It is a territory tormented by water, mountains and volcanos where the heart of this immense archipelago nests.

Somewhere on Earth is off to discover Ecuador. This little South American country is bordered by the Pacific Ocean with its long sandy beaches. The Andes cuts across north to south. This is the realm of majestic volcanoes. To the east, lies the vast Amazon Basin and its ageless forest.

Somewhere on Earth is setting sail for the Aegean Sea. A natural boundary between Europe and the Near East, this interior sea of the Mediterranean Basin has been inhabited since prehistoric times. An unpredictible sea surrounded by rugged mountains, it has given birth to great myths and fired many an imagination.