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Celeste Brash

  • Guidebook Author and Travel Writer, Lonely Planet
  • Freelance Writer, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, Lonely Planet
Portland, Îles du Vent
As seen in: Lonely Planet, Los Angeles Times, National Geographic, Flipboard, National Geographic Traveller (UK), Travel Oregon, Lonely Planet Italia, Westworld Alberta Magazine, Networthy News, National Geographic Magazine
Writer @latimes @natgeo @wanderlust & more • Author of nearly 100 @lonelyplanet titles• Pearl boss @kamokapearls• Instagram @cjbrash
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A cultura do surfe no Taiti: conheça o local sede do esporte nas Olimpíadas 2024

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By Celeste Brash
| Flipboard
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Hiking, surf culture and island life in southeast Tahiti

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By Celeste Brash
| Networthy News
ByCeleste Brash Pictures ByJosh Humbert Released January 28, 2024 This post was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Hot, sticky and hurting from 2 hours of treking high jungle tracks, it’s a relief to jump off the lava rock ledge and feel the massaging result of the churning ocean as I get in the water listed below. As I resurface, my hiking buddies follow me in. Quickly, there are 5 people treading cool water, chuckling from the adrenaline of the dive.
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The inside guide to Bend, Oregon's adventure capital

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By Celeste Brash
| National Geographic Traveller (UK) Verified
With desert, canyons and mountains on its doorstep, the Oregon city promises plenty for adventurous travellers. Mountain biking on Mount Bachelor’s flow trails. Photograph by Alamy At the edge of Oregon’s high desert — home to sage brush, river canyons and snow-streaked volcanoes — is Bend, the state’s outdoor sports capital and fastest growing metropolitan area.
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