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On the east coast of Australia, bounded by the Pacific Ocean, beyond the suburbs of the big cities, are the wildest natural parks on the planet.
Shreds of morning fog tear away from giant trees that tower over the deserted beach; there's the cry of screaming monkeys and screeching red macaws; a new day is dawning in Costa Rica.
Mozambique, called the 'land of good people,' has been cut off from the world due to 25 years of war; by opening up to tourism, it can offer unique and wonderful experiences possible in Southeast Africa.
Director P. Prigent takes viewers on a voyage to the rhythm of the undulations of the dunes of the Moroccan desert; the immense landscapes seem frozen for eternity, carved by capricious winds.
Tasmania is a unique place, separated from the great land of Australia by the Bass Strait; Laurent Chalet discovers this island of tremendous wild beauty, a preserved natural heritage and a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.
Exploring Margaret River, a small peninsula that is surrounded by the ocean on three sides and nestled in a corner of paradise with 26,000 kilometers of coastline, beaches and bays.
Meeting people who develop designs of environmental protection, from the fishing villages to the forests in northern Laos as they slowly open for tourism after 30 years.
The people of Sri Lanka work towards developing ecological tourism, preserving the natural beauty of the paradise.