Sentences with phrase «clean warm sands»
Not exact matches
It's been chilly in California and I'm just dreaming of the clear blue water and clean, warm sand.
http://www.thenaptimereviewer.com/
Our apartment had everything we needed - clean, great sleeping, northerley aspect, views and sound of the water on coral sands, fantastic pool and surrounds (just warm enough for swimming), restaurant lovely and not too dear, friendly staff, secluded but walking distance to everything in Palm Cove.
With warm, clean waters, endless miles of white, sand...
«And the dream only gets better when you get here, put your toes in the sand, breathe in the clean air, swim the warm waters, trek through the jungle and finally fall into restful sleep beneath a canopy of stars.
If you're looking for warm, transparent water, with a clean white sand bottom, this is the place.
Marari Beach, just fifteen kilometres north of the town is uncrowded, shaded by palm trees and offers acres of clean, white sand and tropically warm waters.
The larger beach is comprised of soft golden sand lined by clean, warm waters which are safe for swimming in and enjoying the plethora of water sports available.
The narrow beach is made up of golden sand peppered with large rocks, giving it a natural untouched feel, and is lined by shade - providing tropical trees on one side and clean warm waters on the other side.
Despite being warm Florida sun, it's never too hot underfoot due to the clean and soft sand of the Siesta Beach which is so reflective.
With bright turquoise water, warm sunshine, clean white sand beaches, friendly people, and one of the safest communities in the Caribbean, Grand Cayman Island is a tropical paradise.
Most things to do in Benidorm revolve around its beaches, and you'll find over four kilometres of clean sand and warm water to explore.
Beautiful golden sand beaches gently tumble into the warm, clean, crystalline ocean and on the more secluded parts of the coast you can relax for hours while barely seeing another soul.
Just be sure to clean the pot (s) in warm water to get all of the dust off, and perhaps sand it a bit to help the paint adhere.