Vamizi Island Resort | Mozambique

Vamizi is the most northern island in the Quirimbas Archipelago situated in the Indian Ocean off north eastern Mozambique, Africa. It is in a class of it´s own, it has 13 wooden and Makuti(palm leaf) beach houses , very spacious (175m2) and luxurious. Designed by South African Architects COA, they kept the style of the area the Arab influence is reflected in African constructions. Vamizi Island is first and foremost a conservation project, the snorkeling and diving are spectacular because of the conservation work that has been carried out. Part of the guests staying fees goes to help wildlife and habitat onservation projects.

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Pizza lovers rejoice! Mastering Pizza is a new revolutionary guide to making delicious handmade pizza at home. Award winning chef and restaurateur Marc Vetri and food writer David Joachim offer a thorough guide to pizza making, they have put together recipes with a variety of base doughs and hydration levels that will allow you to get professional pizza oven results with the oven already in your kitchen. The recipes for pizza toppings include such classics as marghe...
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THE RANIA EXPERIENCE | PRIVATE ISLAND AND YACHT MALDIVES

Tucked away in the middle of the Indian Ocean, this island is by itself paradise, with tender and bright white sand, surrounded by beautiful blue sea, full of palm and coconut trees. The Rania Experience takes the concept of exclusivity to another level, they only receive couples - or at most groups of up to 10 people. Included with your island stay is Rania, a Majesty 86 Gulf craft speed cruiser. When staying, the island, the home, the yacht, the staff, the privacy...
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THE ELEMENTS OF A HOME

Have you ever been curious about the stories behind your everyday household objects and furnishings? From the importance of the clink of ice in a cocktail shaker to the devilish development of cutlery, Amy Azzarito’s book The Elements of a Home: Curious Histories behind Everyday Household Objects, from Pillows to Forks tells the tales of more than 60 ordinary furnishings and objects you have never thought twice about. Brimming with amusing anecdotes and absorbing ...
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