DRIFT Winter 2017
In this issue of DRIFT, our nomadic team has been traveling the world to bring you an amazing collection of exclusive destination features. If you’re looking for unknown islands and secret beaches, we’ve found them! If you have always wanted to uncover the secrets of China or learn more about the people of Myanmar, you are going to delight in this issue of DRIFT.
In this issue of DRIFT, our nomadic team has been traveling the world to bring you an amazing collection of exclusive destination features. If you’re looking for unknown islands and secret beaches, we’ve found them! If you have always wanted to uncover the secrets of China or learn more about the people of Myanmar, you are going to delight in this issue of DRIFT.
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2FURORE BEACH<br />
Amalfi Coast, Italy<br />
In a small village situated on<br />
the Amalfi Coast in the province<br />
of Salerno, Furore is a feast to<br />
the eyes. The town, known for its<br />
gorge, is tucked away and often<br />
called the “town that doesn’t<br />
exist.” What used to be a scattered<br />
settlement amongst the mountains<br />
is now a village, brightly painted<br />
to entice tourists and visitors to<br />
their small commune. Bypassing<br />
the dramatic fjord is a bridge with<br />
a state road looking down upon a<br />
sunny secret beach.<br />
3ASPES BEACH<br />
Heraklion, Crete<br />
Only known to locals, Aspes<br />
is located on the south coast of<br />
Heraklion and accessible by boat.<br />
Situated near the village of Tris<br />
Ekklisies, this beach is one of the<br />
most remote and inaccessible<br />
areas of the Asteroussia Mountains<br />
with high cliffs and sea caves. The<br />
beach was named Aspes, meaning<br />
mountain collapse in Greek, due<br />
to the sliding cliffs in the area.<br />
3. Aspes Beach, Greece<br />
4CAPE LEVEQUE<br />
Western Australia<br />
At the end of the remote<br />
peninsula in Western Australia’s<br />
Kimberly region, Cape Leveque<br />
offers a unique slice of historic<br />
paradise. Earthy rocks of rich rust<br />
color juxtapose the white sand<br />
extending along the coastline.<br />
Accessible only by four wheel<br />
drive vehicle or seaplane, this<br />
secret beach was once a campsite<br />
for ancient tribes in Northern<br />
Australia.<br />
4. Cape Levesque, Australia<br />
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