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Splash: Simon Enderby Resort Report - Kandooma

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It's a tough job but somebody's got to do it. Intrepid reporter Simon Ederby presents the first of The Underwater Channel's Resort Reports. Simon shows us around the spectacular Kandooma Resort in the Maldives. With the rooms, bars, restaurants and spa thoroughly tested, Simon even finds time to sample the local diving. What a guy.
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