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São Tomé and Principe

Have you ever heard of São Tomé and Principe? No? Well I didn’t think so. These are two very small islands off the coast of Equatorial Guinea, and together they form the smallest state in Africa.

The islands were originally discovered and colonized by the Portuguese is the late 15th century. They then started using slaves to work in the sugar plantations and subsequently became one of the biggest exporters of sugar in Africa. In the 19th century they started growing what is considered to be some of the finest coffee and cacao in the world.

Today this island has transformed itself into something truly extraordinary; paradise, untouched by the masses of tourists. Beautiful turquoise waters, unexplored jungles and some of the best coffee and chocolate in the world make this island one of the last true paradises on earth.

Top 5 iPad Travelling Apps

The Apple iPad is the essential travel computer for the modern trekker and sojourner. Travellers can take their iPads along on road trips or overseas to navigate city streets, mountains, and beaches. Lightweight and relatively inexpensive, the iPad is capable of mobile Internet in most corners of the world.

The Apple App Store — a marketplace for iPad, iPod, and iPhone devices –is filled with useful travel apps. Here are five must-have travel apps for iPad tablet users. For best results, users need a good mobile broadband connection and a little extra time to explore.

Google Translate

Google Translate is a free translation app that is great to have when travelling internationally. The app translates words and phrases for more than 60 different languages. For about a quarter of those languages, users can translate by speaking rather texting words and phrases. They can also hear some of the translations read back to them.