Bawah Adds Second Seaplane to Run Seven Days a Week
The most luxurious private island resort in the Riau Archipelago has added a second seaplane, and now visitors can fly to Bawah seven days a week.
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The most luxurious private island resort in the Riau Archipelago has added a second seaplane, and now visitors can fly to Bawah seven days a week.
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