Escape to Saint Lucia

Beneath the turquoise waters of Mauritius, a stunning ecosystem thrives, mirroring the island's harmonious culture. Guided by the island's most famous legend, a mysterious girl beneath the sea, this poetic journey blurs myth and reality, revealing the delicate balance between life on land and in the deep.

What do islands already renowned two hundred years ago for their spellbinding nature, magic rituals, and dances full of unbound passion look like today?

Vanuatu is a paradisiac island in the Pacific where lush rainforests, cool jungles and white sandy beaches meet friendly people who still follow ancient traditions.

Twenty-six coral atolls and their wildlife are part of a paradisiac and isolated island kingdom.

Papua New Guinea is the most mysterious and anthropologically diverse island/country that hosts the widest diversity of marine life in the world.

A poetic documentary film "The Forest and Water" was created by Escape to Nature production for the Administration of the Giant Mountains National Park in Czech Republic (KRNAP). Film was awarded at several film festivals in the Czech Republic and abroad. Fifteen minutes long documentary "The Forest and Water" was filmed during last year and completed in the beginning of January 2012. Film is in Czech language with English subtitles.

Vanuatu is a paradisiac island in the Pacific where lush rainforests, cool jungles and white sandy beaches meet friendly people who still follow ancient traditions.

Twenty-six coral atolls and their wildlife are part of a paradisiac and isolated island kingdom.

Beneath the turquoise waters of Mauritius, a stunning ecosystem thrives, mirroring the island's harmonious culture. Guided by the island's most famous legend, a mysterious girl beneath the sea, this poetic journey blurs myth and reality, revealing the delicate balance between life on land and in the deep.

Papua New Guinea is the most mysterious and anthropologically diverse island/country that hosts the widest diversity of marine life in the world.

What do islands already renowned two hundred years ago for their spellbinding nature, magic rituals, and dances full of unbound passion look like today?