Sentences with phrase «access to the beach becomes»

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The old trail and foghorn were built during World War 2 by DND staff to give access to the beach, etc. but as the old structures, boardwalk and suspension bridges deteriorated, they became dangerous and were removed by the Federal Government.

A perfect blend of Mediterranean climate, with easy access to beaches, delicious cuisine, and a cutting edge arts and culture scene, Barcelona has rightfully become one of the most popular destinations in Europe.

The result can now be felt such as a better access heading to the beach which is now become more convenient for any vehicles.

The city became Thailand's first beach resort after train tracks were laid in the 1920s to provide access from Bangkok.

Costa Rica Beach hotels are found in both very undeveloped areas tucked into lush jungle locales near the rainforest and waterfalls, and also near beaches that have become very developed with access to shops, dining, and nightlife.

With access to some of the most amazing beaches in the country, consistently warm temperatures and over 300 days of sunshine per year, this area is rapidly becoming the most sought after location in Costa Rica.