Sailing from PARADISE to the Loudest City in Indonesia
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Episode 183
We say goodbye to Banda after an incredible volcano climb and set sail 130 miles across open ocean to Ambon. But trading island paradise for a bustling city comes with a massive shock. From an anchorage smelling of sewage and water choked with rubbish to exploring streets overrun with pollution, Ambon was definitely not what we expected.
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