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The Azores 3D
The Azores in 3D takes viewers on a journey to the last bastion in the Atlantic, the resting place of sharks, whales, manta rays and huge swarms of fish, but also whale catchers and discoverers. The archipelago, consisting of seven islands in the middle of the Atlantic, half way between the continents of Europe and America, enchants and presents visitors with a unique ambience of relaxation and adventure. Experience this World Heritage Site and diving paradise and join us on this amazing 3D adventure.
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The Azores in 3D takes viewers on a journey to the last bastion in the Atlantic, the resting place of sharks, whales, manta rays and huge swarms of fish, but also whale catchers and discoverers. The archipelago, consisting of seven islands in the middle of the Atlantic, half way between the continents of Europe and America, enchants and presents visitors with a unique ambience of relaxation and adventure. Experience this World Heritage Site and diving paradise and join us on this amazing 3D adventure.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Peter Baaten
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:KSM GmbH
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