Sentences with phrase «canoeing up river»

We're all pretty familiar with those recordings of thunderstorms or surf or canoeing up a river, the ones that help us relax and, often, sleep.

A guided nature walk through lush tropical bush, followed by canoeing up river in 3 - man canoes.

Not exact matches

In other cultures, bodies are sent down a river in a canoe, or floated out to sea on a raft, or raised up to the sky in the trees.

In his remark on the «Community» statue, Mr. Sobayo of Terra KultureStudio said the art work made up of 57 canoes represent the 20 and the 37 Local Council Development Areas united as a State working together to achieve a common goal of a better Lagos without forgetting its roots embedded in the rivers of accord that the boat sails on.

If you depend on the media saturation and well known sources for your information you are up the river without a paddle or a canoe for that matter....

The Noosa River is perfect for canoeing adventures and a popular excursion for backpackers travelling up the east coast who want to experience the fabled Australian Bush.

He then charmed his way up the mighty Whanganui River immersing himself in Māori culture and paddling his heart out with the crew of a traditional waka (canoe) called «The Queen» with 11 other paddlers — a journey that made for a spectacular arrival in the riverside city.

Guided canoes up the Umgeni River to sight the giant heron, explore the upper reaches of the mangrove swamps and the river's two islands on which even further seabirds roost is one of the highliRiver to sight the giant heron, explore the upper reaches of the mangrove swamps and the river's two islands on which even further seabirds roost is one of the highliriver's two islands on which even further seabirds roost is one of the highlights.

This slackpacking trail covers 54 km in 6 days starting at Qolora River mouth, and finishing up in Morgan's Bay, with an optional canoe trip up the Nxaxo River.

The Keurbooms River Nature Reserve hires canoes for paddling up the river which winds through indigenous foRiver Nature Reserve hires canoes for paddling up the river which winds through indigenous foriver which winds through indigenous forest.

From the fjords of McLaren Harbour, guests are ferried up a jungle river by outrigger canoe and welcomed at a traditional village where village elders share the ways of bush medicine, fire making and traditional tattooing.

The N2 crosses the river en route to Wilderness in a sweeping bend through the river gorge and if you're looking in the other direction, up at the mountainside, then you'll miss the pretty historic cottages that lie on the other side of the river, canoes pulled up on the river bank (the cottages are accessible only by boat).

Relax in the lounge and watch the occasional boat or canoe make its way up river, or the abundant bird population swim leisurely by.

We take a 30 - minute flight east over the Andes to Puerto Maldonado, and travel by canoe up the Tambopata River to our rain forest lodge in the Tambopata - Candamo Reserve.

Other activities include canoe trips up the Monkey River, biking to a local town and hikes to hidden spots.

Hire a kayak and head out to sea, cruise down a gentle river in a canoe or on a stand up paddle board, or join a tour and learn to sail.

San Ignacio is the gateway to the Cayo region which offers jungles, rainforests, rivers, waterfalls and a landscape dotted with Mayan ruins opening up possibilities for hiking, cycling, canoeing and kayaking.

Most tours are one - day events, starting with the hour - long canoe ride up the Yorkin River.

Whether it be canoeing up the Macal River, tubing through one of the area's deep and dark caves, zip lining above the jungle, or exploring the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve in search of elusive birds, tours are easily arranged by visiting one of the tour shops that line Burns Avenue, a pedestrian - only street that runs through the center of town.

Notable US - based exhibitions include a yearlong art expedition centered around a canoe trip up the Hudson River for Peekskill Project V at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, a multimedia participatory installation at Conflux Festival 2010 in NYC, solo exhibitions at Romer Young Gallery, San Francisco, and Vox Populi Gallery, Philadelphia, and group exhibitions at the International Print Center New York, N.A.D.A. Miami, Contemporary Art Center, Las Vegas, Flux Factory, Queens NY, and Corcoran Gallery of Arts, Washington DC.

It is hard to believe that the entire place is built by hand, from materials carried up the river by canoe.

I asked our naturalist / guide Miguel and he told me that a motor would chew up the vegetation in the river, the wake would disturb the shore, and why pay for gas when they can employ two young strong Kichwa to paddle the canoes?

Grueso traces the roots of her own activism to a childhood spent as the daughter of a fisherman and teacher in the jungles of the Pacific coastlands where villagers rowed canoes up and down the river, men hunted wild pigs, and children were taught to respect nature.

It shows their arrival in early fall, when they work for days to transport their food and equipment from a boat in the river by canoe to the shoreline, then haul it up a hill to the cabin.