Sentences with phrase «dunes along the ocean»

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On the right are thick beds with fenestral porosity, or «beach bubbles,» showing that massive waves ran up over older dunes exposed in a roadcut on Suzy Turn Road along the Atlantic Ocean east side of Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, BWI.

012 — ride the Blue Train 013 — play Putt - Putt 014 — walk along the beachfront promenade 015 — scratch for gemstones at the Scratch Patch 016 — visit the Two Ocean Aquarium 017 — visit the play canyon at Santa Ana Spur 018 — see model ships at the SA Maritime Museum 019 — take a harbour cruise to see the seals 020 — go to the World of Birds 021 — stroll around the Hout Bay Harbour and Mariners Wharf 022 — hang out at Hout Bay beach 023 — enjoy fish «n chips on the rocks at Fish on The Rocks 024 — get creative at Clay Café 025 — sandboarding on the dunes at Hout Bay 026 — play at Scarecrows 027 — lunch and play in the children's playground at Dunes 028 — spend a day at Scarborough beach 029 — collect mussels off the rocks 030 — play with animals at Higgeldy Piggledy Farmyard 031 — ride a camel 032 — go snorkelling with the seals 033 — pony rides for little ones, horse riding for bigger kids 034 — visit Noordhoek Farm Village 035 — a day of fun at Long Beach

What is most striking about the landscape around Salalah is its variety, from the long beaches that stretch hundreds of kilometres along the clear Indian Ocean, to craggy mountain ranges, green rolling hills, rocky deserts, and beyond those, the formidable sand dunes of the Arabian Empty Quarter.

Come and enjoy our little piece of heaven tucked away in the scenic dunes of the beautiful Oceano Dunes Preserve, along the Pacific Ocean.

Our unique layout and beautiful suites provide unmatched ocean views from private balconies and patios nestled along the natural sand dunes of the Atlantic coast.

Bring bicycles or get 50 % discount at Discovery Bikes (next door) to experience the paved 8.5 mile Discovery Trail along the ocean dunes to Beard's Hollow, then through wooded terrain ending at the Port of Ilwaco.

At Cape Reinga you view the blending of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean, and an understanding of the Maori myths and legends of the area, go sand boarding down the giant sand dunes and travel along Ninety Mile Beach the highway of the north.

At Cape Reinga you view the blending of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean and get an understanding of the Maori myths and legends of the area, go sand boarding down the giant sand dunes and travel along Ninety Mile Beach, the highway of the north.

The magenta areas in the image are fields of sand dunes, and the orange area along the bottom is the surface of the South Atlantic Ocean.