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# Genipabu

Genipabu or Jenipabu is a beach village in Rio Grande do Norte, getting ever more incorporated into Greater Natal, a few kilometres to its south, after the opening of a new bridge in 2009. It is a tourist destination with huge dunes and fresh water lagoons.

## Understand

Famed for shifting sand dunes right on the beach, and accompanying wild ride buggy tours and camel-rides!

### Climate
## Get in

Can be done as a day-trip from Natal, mostly by buggy.
From the terminus Santa Rita bordering the south end of the beach, there are buses to Natal, some crossing the new bridge (allegedly quicker for Ponta Negra) and others the old upriver.

## Do

* Buggy tours - Only drivers certified by the tourist board are allowed on the dunes.
* Camel rides
* Sunset - The dune is also a good spot for watching the sunset.
* Esquibunda - Slide down large dunes on wooden plates and end in a lagoon. Good way to cool and beat the heat.

## Eat

Food at the beach shacks has rather high prices.
* Cheap set lunches can be had at several spots around the Santa Rita bus terminus.

## Drink

Many shacks on the beach.
# Genovesa

Genovesa Island, also known in Spanish as Isla Genovesa or by its English name of Tower Island, is one of Galapagos Islands of Ecuador.

## Understand

Genovesa is considered one of the three must see sights in the Galapagos, featuring the largest red-footed boobie colony in the islands, over 200,000 Galapagos storm petrels, great frigate birds, Nazca boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, and short-eared owls. Of the Darwin finches, the warbler finch, large cactus finch, large ground finch, and small-beaked ground finch are all found on this island.
The island is relatively small, with a total area of only 5.4 square miles. Unlike many of the islands which have prominent highlands, the highest elevation on Genovesa is only 250 feet above sea level. Darwin Bay, the main bay of the island, is actually a flooded volcanic caldera. Next to Darwin and Wolf), Genovesa is the most remote of the islands, and requires an overnight boat ride through seas that can occasionally become mildly rough.
See the Galapagos wildlife page for more information on the flora and fauna of the islands.

## See
### Visitor sites
#### Prince Phillip's Steps

Prince Phillip's steps is a dry landing onto a rocky path carved directly into the rocky volcanic walls of the island. The path leads up the 25m high walls to the largest bird colonies on the island. A 1 km trail winds through great frigate nesting sites, red-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, and out to the edge of the island where Galapagos storm petrels fill the air so thickly that it's a wonder they find space to fly.

#### Darwin Bay

The landing site for Darwin Bay is a small beach at the end of the bay. Sea lions will often haul out on the white sands, and numerous birds nest in and near the mangroves that line the 0.75 km path. The trail here leads up to the top of the cliffs that surround the bay, providing a nice view.

### Underwater sites
#### Darwin Bay

The main bay within Genovesa island is actually a flooded volcanic caldera, and provides one of the best opportunities to see hammerhead sharks while snorkeling.
# Gennadi

Gennadi is a little village at the south of Rhodes island. There is a beautiful beach and a few hotels.

## Understand

Sand and small pebbles as far as the eye can see - and the liveliest beach parties held anywhere on Rhodes. Basically a continuation of Kiotari, Gennadi combines two different characters: on the one hand there’s the vast beach where there’s always room for you and your friends to spread out your beach towels - only parts of the beach are commercially organized - while on the other there are the Sunday parties with guests DJs at the Sundance beach bar, which attracts all the hip young people from around the island.
The beach is separated from the village, which lies above the main road, but along the road you'll find tavernas, rooms to rent, small hotels and the villas of wealthy local people.
A place rich in nature beauty!

## See

* Village of Asklipios: In the little church there are fascinating displays, honoring the continuity of the cult of healing from ancient times to a modern midwife and nurse. In Greek mythology, Asklepios was the son of the god Apollo who created the art of medicine.

## Sleep

* Ekaterini Hotel, Kiotari-Asklipiio, ☏ +30 2244 047131, fax: +30 2244 047048, info@ekaterini-hotel.com. Check-in: 24 hr. Double €40-100.
# Genoa (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Genoa:

### Australia

* Genoa (Victoria) - A border town in North Eastern Victoria.

### Italy

* Genoa - A historical port city in the Liguria region of northern Italy
# Gengenbach

Gengenbach is an historic town delightfully set in the Kinzigtal of the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) and boasting romantic half timbered houses in narrow streets in the style of the Romantic Road (Romantischestraße). The city is an important link in the Baden-Württemberg German Wine Route (Weinstraße). A TV documentary referred to Gengenbach as a “pearl among the Black Forest towns”

## Understand

The region was settled by the Celts in pre-Christian times and names, such as Kinzig, are reminders of that age. Germanic tribes who followed the Celts were driven out of the area by the Romans who settled Gengenbach from 73 AD until 260 AD. To this day remnants of the Roman era include a richly decorated votive column, coins, and a brick oven opened to the public in 1974. The most important Roman road from Strasbourg to Rottweil passed through Gengenbach and the town was declared a Free City by the Romans.

## See

* 48.4025528.0163841 Flößerei- und Verkehrsmuseum (Timber rafting museum), Grünstraße 1, ☏ +49 7803 3764. (updated Feb 2016)
* town wall and defensive towers. Kinzigtorturm, Niggelturm, Obertorturm (updated Feb 2016)

## Drink

People know how to enjoy life where wine is grown and Gengenbach has been no exception for ages. A mild climate protects the vineyards, and the many hours of sunshine result in the production of outstanding wines.
Over 1,000 years ago, Benedictine monks planted the first vines and today, high quality wines are still grown - Riesling, Müller-Thurgau, Grauburgunder, Weissherbst, Spätburgunder red etc.

## Sleep

* 48.3998758.0119651 Schwarzwaldhotel Gengenbach, In der Börsiglache 4, ☏ +49 7803 93900.
* Hotel-Restaurant Reichsstadt, Engelgasse 33, 77723, ☏ +49 7803 96630. Upscale rooms & suites in a refined hotel with a spa, a German restaurant & a fireside bar. (updated Jan 2016)

## Go next

The Black Forest Mountain Route is close (30 km) whilst Baden-Baden is 45 km away, Europa Park leisure park at Rust (40 km), Freiburg-im-Breisgau (55 km) and across in France the Alsace Wine Route (30 km), Strasbourg (30 km). Lake Constance on the Swiss border is 150 km to the South.
# Ballina

There is more than one destination known as Ballina. You might be looking for one listed below:

## Australia

* The town of Ballina in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales

## Ireland

* The town of Ballina in County Mayo
# Ballito

Ballito is a coastal town of 19,000 people (2011) on the North Coast (KwaZulu-Natal) of South Africa. Dolphins are common on this stretch of the North Coast shoreline, hence the nickname Dolphin Coast.

## Understand

It is a holiday destination with hotels and self-catering accommodation, swimming (Willard) and surfing beaches (Boulder).

## Get in
### By car

From Durban, take the N2 north and follow the signs.

## Get around

As there is no public transport available you need a car to get around. But as most of the hotels are close to the beach you can walk there. Ballito is a quiet safe area (compared to other areas in South Africa); even a walk at night is possible without a warrant of concern.

## See

* Dolphins and Whales swimming along the coastline.

## Do

* Beach bathing and surfing (Ballito Main Beach and Salt Rock Main Beach).
* Crocodile farm
* Microlight flights and tours
* A promenade about 2.5 km (1.6 mi) long along the beach front is great for walking and jogging.
* The Gunston 500 surfing contest, renamed Ballito Pro and sponsored by Billabong, is held annually in July.

## Sleep

* Sundance (Bed and Breakfast), 18 Dolphin Crescent, Shakas Rock (Up the hill from Salt Rock Main beach, 20 mins north of Umhlanga), ☏ +27 32 525-5342, fax: +27 32 525-5342, sundancebnb@vodamail.co.za. From R350pp.
* -29.5454831.212971 Boathouse, 33 Compensation Beach Road, ☏ +27 32 946-0300, reservations@boathouse.co.za. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 11AM. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast overlooking Salmon Bay before setting out for an activity-filled day at one of the nearby golf courses or just soaking up the sun next to the pool. Luxury en-suite rooms, a-la-carte restaurant, fully licensed bar and direct beach access. From R595pps.
* Hampshire Hotel Ballito, 4048 Moffatt Drive, ☏ +27 32 586-6000. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM content=. R900-1000 per room.
* Secret Spot, Shaka's Rock Main Rd, ☏ +27 32 525 5479, rozz@secretspot.co.za. A surf resort that includes lessons, and has an onsite bar and private beach. Varies R120-480.

## Go next

* -29.52262831.0858941 Sibidu Cave. A rock shelter with some of the earliest known examples of man-made spears, arrows, needles, bedding and even glue, from around 60,000-70,000 years before present time. One of three components of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "The Emergence of Modern Human Behaviour: The Pleistocene Occupation Sites of South Africa". (updated Jul 2024)
* Travel south to Durban
* Go further south along the Hisbiscus Coast through Port Shepstone, visit the Oribi gorge and blue flag beaches.
* Go up the North Coast and visit St Lucia, the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park and the iSimangaliso Wetland Park or drive further on to Eswatini (Swaziland).
# Cloncurry

Cloncurry is a town in Outback Queensland.

## Understand

The copper mines of Cloncurry quickly made this town one of the most prosperous in the Outback. Down through the years since the copper lode was discovered in 1867, Cloncurry has hosted a plethora of other historic occasions. It was here where the idea for Qantas was first mooted. 'Conceived in Cloncurry, born in Winton and grew up in Longreach' goes a local saying. The original hangar still stands at the local aerodrome. The Royal Flying Doctor Service was also launched in Cloncurry. Visit John Flynn Place to get an insight into the story of this iconic outback service. The town is nicknamed "The Friendly Heart of the Great North West".

## Get in

Cloncurry is on the Barkly Highway between Townsville and Mount Isa, around 120km from Mount Isa.
By train, The Inlander passes through Cloncurry twice a week.

## Get around

The main street is Scarr St, one block north of the highway; however, many of the motels are along the highway (Ramsay St).

## See

* Old Post office
* -20.709821140.5193421 Mary Kathleen Memorial Park (follow the signs from the highway).
* -20.704198140.5081492 John Flynn Place Museum, Daintree St. M–F 9AM–4PM. Commemorates the founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

## Buy

There is a supermarket on Scarr St.

## Eat

Cloncurry doesn't have much of a main street, with not much around except a bakery (not open evenings) and some sort of fish place. You might be stuck with pub food (there are several pubs on Scarr St) or the motel restaurants (mainly on Ramsay St).

## Sleep

There are many motels on the highway (Ramsay St), some pubs on Scarr St and some caravan parks. Demand from mining leads to high prices.
* -20.705918140.5056241 Central Hotel, Scarr St. Nice motel rooms in a new block out the back. The claustrophobic pub has adequate food. $145 for motel rooms, less for hotel rooms with shared bathroom.

## Go next

Normanton and Karumba are to the north and offer a great Gulf experience.
# Clisson

Clisson is in Pays de la Loire, France, about 25km from Nantes.

## Understand

Following wars after the French revolution, this small town was rebuilt in the early 19th century, in the style of Tuscany towns. The city is very charming, and also features a ruined castle.

## Get in
### By train

Frequent trains (TER) and trams (tram-train Nantes Clisson) from Nantes, everyday. About €6 one-way.

## Get around

The city is very small, and hence is definitely walkable.

## See

* 47.086667-1.2808331 Château de Clisson (Clisson castle). (updated Jan 2016)
* 47.085005-1.2759052 Domaine de la Garenne Lemot. (updated Jan 2016)
* 47.080384-1.2756913 Chapelle des Templiers. Romanesque church dating from the late 12th century. (updated Jan 2016)
* 47.088632-1.2843494 Église Saint-Jacques. (updated Jan 2016)

## Do

Clisson is famous for being the location of Hellfest, one of the biggest and most respected Heavy Metal festivals in the world. The 2017 edition of the festival drew over 160,000 attendees. The festival takes place during the third weekend of June, and tickets usually sell out fast.

## Eat

There are many restaurants in Clisson, and several of them are very good.
* 47.08692-1.280121 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Auberge du Château, 2 Rue de la Collégiale, ☏ +33 2 40 54 32 08. Restaurant on the river side, located just before the bridge Pont de la vallée. 100% home-made food. (updated Jan 2016)

## Go next

* Nantes
# Clive

There is more than one place called Clive:

### New Zealand

* Clive (New Zealand) - a small town, part of Hastings district.

### United States of America

* Clive (Iowa) - a town in Iowa.
# Clinton County

There is more than one place called Clinton County:

### United States of America

* Clinton County (New York) — a county in New York (state)
* Clinton County (Ohio) — a county in Ohio
* Clinton County (Pennsylvania) — a county in Pennsylvania
# Matsuyama (disambiguation)

There are a number of Japanese cities called Matsuyama (松山).
* Matsuyama, famous hot spring town and the capital city of Ehime Prefecture
* Matsuyama (Kagoshima), a former town in Soo District in Kagoshima Prefecture
* Matsuyama (Miyagi), a town in Shida District in Miyagi Prefecture
* Matsuyama (Yamagata), a town in Akumi District in Yamagata Prefecture
# Matsumae

Matsumae (松前) is a small town in Hokkaido. It has the only traditional-style castle in Hokkaido.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

From Hakodate, take the train to Kikonai. (It takes anywhere from 40-65 minutes depending on the train you take.) A bus leaves that station bound for Matsumae. (It takes about 90 minutes to get to Matsumae Castle and the fare is ¥1210.)
Matsumae Castle (Matsumae-jo) is not the last stop so be alert when you enter the town. As you drive along the coast, you can see the castle to your right. It will be behind a big building that is easy to identify as a hospital. When you can see it, ring the bell to get off. Then walk for about 10 minutes up the hill towards it.

## See

There is a lack of signs in romaji (Roman alphabet). If you are lost and cannot speak Japanese, your best bet is to consult teenagers as they will be learning English in school.
When you go to the castle, you can get a free English map of the area. It is less detailed than the Japanese map.
* Castle: Matsumae-jo is the only castle in Hokkaido. It is a rebuilt castle with large concrete stairs inside. The original one burned down in 1949. The interior walls are lined with glass cases containing a few historical pieces and there is a display of shells on the top level. If you have been to other Japanese castles, this one is not so enthralling but the entrance fee is only a few hundred yen. The grounds are quite pretty. The area is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, with 250 different varieties of cherry trees and boasts 8000 blossoming cherry trees at the end of April. During the summer, the walkways are lined with blooming hydrangeas. See also Japanese castles.
* Edo Village: Matsumaehan Yashiki is a recreation of a small Japanese village. There are several buildings containing traditional items and dolls engaged in village activities. It is a good place to get some pictures. Unlike some Edo villages in Japan, this one is well kept. Admission is ¥350. It is about a 10-minute walk up from the castle (consult your map).
The area is dotted with temples, shrines, and graveyards.
During the Bon period in August there is a parade and beard-growing contest.

## Go next

You can check the bus return times at the castle (just ask the attendant behind the glass at the entrance for help if you don't read kanji). There is a bus every two hours. The stop is straight back down the hill on the road beside the sea. There is a shelter with washrooms at the stop. The bus returns to Kikonai a few minutes before the train departs for Hakodate.
* Kaminokuni
* Esashi
* Fukushima
* Shiriuchi
* Kikonai
* Hokuto
* Nanae
* Hakodate
* Assabu
# Mattanur

Mattanur is a major town in Kannur District where a new international airport is being built. It is between Kannur and Iritty. Buses to Mysore and Bangalore pass by Mattanur.

## Understand

The airport site is 3 km from Mattanur and work is in progress.

## Get in
### By rail

The nearest railway stations are at Kannur, 22 km and Thalassery, 27 km.

### By plane

* 11.91423275.5486411 Kannur International Airport (CNN ), Kannur - Mattannur Rd (5.3 km by road from Mattanur, 25 km east of Kannur), ☏ +91 4902474464, info@kannurairport.aero. There are international flights from and to Abu Dhabi, Doha, Riyadh and Sharjah, while domestically there are flights between Kannur and Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad.

## Get around

* Autorikshaws charge ₹15.00 per km
* Buses charge only ₹7.00 for three km.

## See

* Kottiyoor Temple (57 km). Vyshakha festival every year in the month of June. (updated May 2015)
* Pazhashi Dam and Gardens (18 km). (updated May 2015)

## Do

* See a film from an old theatre, 9 k.m. Rani Talkies, Vengad near Koothuparamba is a period building with an old fashioned film show every day. (updated Apr 2020)

## Buy

* Janatha Bakery, Mattannur Bus station. (updated Oct 2017)

## Eat

* Monaco Restaurant, Valiyannur. (updated Oct 2017)
* Adukkala Restaurant, Chalod. (updated Oct 2017)
* CMK Restaurant, Near Palott Pally, Mysore Road. (updated Oct 2017)
* Gazal Restaurant, Chavashery on Mysore Road. (updated Oct 2017)
* Rafeequekka Teashop, Near Mattanur Highschool. Popular for beef fry, parottas and kalthappam sweets. (updated Jan 2021)
* Life Cafe, Opposite the Court Complex. Fine shawarma without cabbage. (updated Jan 2021)
* Urban Cafe, Indira Nagar, ☏ +91 8593891111. Popular for their Alfam Chicken and Chikku Juice. (updated Jan 2021)
* KL 13 Teashop, Mathukoth. Bondas, Pazhampori, Sukhiyans and Chicken Rolls. (updated Jan 2021)
# Captain Cook

Captain Cook is a town on the Big Island of Hawaii.

## Get in
### By car

Captain Cook lies on Mamalahoa Highway, which goes around the coast of the Big Island, and connects it to other coastal cities.

## See

* 19.49-155.9136111 Kona Coffee Living History Farm. A historic coffee farm that now operates as a living museum (updated Oct 2019)
* 19.491417-155.9118332 Amy B. H. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden, 82-6160 Mamalahoa Hwy, ☏ +1 808 323-3318. (updated Jun 2020)

## Do

Park your car at the ocean and walk towards the small pier. The locals are likely to offer to rent you a kayak, and you should accept their offer. You can then kayak across the bay to the Captain Cook monument. The monument is a great snorkel location.
* 19.48961-155.910131 Arthur L. Greenwell Park. (updated Oct 2019)

## Buy

* 19.48768-155.906591 Choicemart. (updated Oct 2019)
* 19.49003-155.911092 Pure Kona Green Markets. (updated Oct 2019)

## Sleep

* Dragonfly Ranch. An "eco-spa treehouse", Pleasures that include communing with friendly wild dolphins, snorkeling, diving, labyrinth, yoga space, organic garden, lomilomi massage, birding, hammock, flower essences, far infra red sauna, wireless high speed internet, hosting honeymoons, families, workshops and individuals.
* 19.48911-155.910971 Manago Hotel, ☏ +1-808-323-2642. (updated Oct 2019)

## Connect

* 19.48781-155.90781 Post Office. (updated Oct 2019)
# Capul

Capul is a municipality in Northern Samar, Eastern Visayas, Philippines. In 2020 census, it has a population of 12,000.

## Understand

Capul is the only town in the province of Northern Samar with a distinct language, Inabaknon, instead of Waray, the native language spoken by the locals of Samar island. Inabaknon is unique in it being only distantly related to the languages spoken in the entire Visayas and Luzon regions. Instead, it is classified by linguists as a Sama-Bajaw language.

## See

* 12.481497124.1416361 Capul Island Lighthouse. A historic lighthouse on Titoog Point in San Luis on the northern tip of Capul Island. Built in 1896. (updated Mar 2016)
* 12.422773124.1823622 Capul Church and Fortress. The Capul Church, built during the Spanish colonial period, is dedicated to St. Ignatius of Loyola and is surrounded by a square fort with bulwarks of dissimilar designs. The church structure was actually the third that was built on the site. The first two structures, made of hard wood and nipa roofs, were razed when Moro pirates plundered the island in 1615 and 1768. In 1781, Fr. Mariano Valero, a Spanish architect-priest led the restoration of the church and built the stonewall fortress similar to that in Intramuros, Manila that would fortify it against Moro attacks. (updated Mar 2016)
* Bitō Cave (Beto Cave). A popular natural attraction in Sawang. (updated Mar 2016)

## Sleep

* Abak Beach Resort, Brgy. Oson. (updated Mar 2016)
* Capul Island Beach Resort, Brgy. San Luis. (updated Mar 2016)
* Alisampan Beach Resort. (updated Mar 2016)
# Mimaropa

Mimaropa (from Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan) is Region IV-B in the administrative system of the Philippines; as of the 2020 census it had a population of 3,228,558. Tourism, fishing and manufacturing all play roles in the economy, but agriculture is still the largest contributor at 42% of GDP.

## Regions

The region includes five provinces:
* Mindoro The island of Mindoro consists of the two provinces, Oriental Mindoro and Occidental Mindoro
* Marinduque
* Romblon
* Palawan
The national government divides the country into three major regions — Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao — and includes Mimaropa as part of the Luzon group. In 2005 an executive order was issued to reclassify Palawan as part of the Western Visayas region and rename the remainder of Mimaropa to Mimaro. However, this was put on hold and, as of 2015, it is not clear if it will ever be implemented.
Wikivoyage divides the country a bit differently, treating Palawan as a separate fourth region. We include the other provinces of Mimaropa under Luzon.