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Four Seasons Explorer Resort Report

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Explore the five star luxury of the Four Seasons Explorer live-aboard with Roger Munns, as it cruises the breathtaking scenery of the Maldives. Roger heroically attempts to sample all it has to offer, from the spectacular accommodation to the sumptuous menus, only to stumble at the last massage on a deserted beach. Better luck next time Roo.
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