Sentences with phrase «end of the pier»

Situated right at the very end of the pier, the new venue is a new double storey glass building that offers 360 degree panoramic ocean views, as well as glimpses of the beautiful Moses Mabhida Stadium in the di...

Located at the Bay End of PIER 39, Chart House offers fine dining seafood alongside glittering views of the San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island and the Pier's famous Sea Lions.

The main attraction is the reef that is underneath the boat dock (at the very end of the pier) and has thrived among the pillars and objects that are on the sea bed.

Realizing I'm alone at the end of the pier, I'm seeing deflation ahead.

It's at the end of a pier in Malibu and overlooks the ocean.

When she mentions that she'll do all the cooking, talks about stringing fairy lights through the trees for dinner and sends you photos of a possible picnic location at the end of a pier you know it's meant to be.

Take a stroll out to the end of the pier with an ice cream (optional, but encouraged — Boho Gelato have lots of vegan options to choose from) and enjoy views back along the Brighton coastline.

Before booting the 43 - yard field goal that gave the 49ers a 16 - 13 preseason overtime win over the San Diego Chargers, Wilkins could not have kicked the ball into the ocean from the end of a pier.

By lining up a pine with the end of a pier to the south they know they are a half mile offshore, directly over Jacob's deep - blue acre.

PN manages to blur the distinction between an «expert pundit» and a mystic sitting on the end of pier reading tea - leaves.

It was only later that I changed my mind — a gradual, nay, ineffable process I should probably describe, for the sake of Beauty, as an epiphany at the end of a pier in Santa Monica while watching the sun go down through my Ray - Bans.

Lowell and Daphne have decided to take a ride in the kayak, tied to the end of the pier.

While the Santa Monica Pier had all sorts of things to do, my favorite was probably just sitting at the end of the pier, eating a funnel cake, and watching the sunset.

Check out the aquarium at the end of the pier, with its interesting sea creatures and touch pool.

You can also grab your snorkel gear, or rent some, and jump off the end of a pier or hop in the water down at the Split beach.

This incredible retreat is located at the end of a pier built over the water at Lake St Clair, and was formerly a hydroelectric substation.

Though a bit kitschy, a visit to Ruby's Diner at the end of the pier is a must - do for first timers.

Located at the end of a pier that juts out over the sea, Pierchic is of the most romantic dining destinations in the city.

Walk out to the end of the pier at Aquatic park.

Wataview is a half - acre beachfront property with plenty of space for any activity, whether lounging at the end of the pier with a good book, beach combing, shooting some hoops or taking a dip in the pool.

If you'd like a little more adventure take out one of our paddleboards, sea kayaks, bikes, or perhaps take a dip at the end of our pier and explore the man - made snorkeling reef — it's fabulous!

You can catch more fish off a boat, but wade fishing, or off the end of a pier is relaxing.

The end of the pier is a popular location for anglers.

Tour guides will pick you up right at the end of our pier, for any of your trips.

At the end of the pier there's a small palapa for shade and lots of room to sit down if you want to relax and stare out at the ocean or dive into the clear water.

Most trips begin at the end of our pier.

You can walk to the end of the pier and gaze at an unobstructed view of the Pacific Ocean.

It won't take long to realize the charm of this serene, seaside bar and grill.And be sure to take a romantic stroll to the end of the pier to view the fiery Ocho Rios sunset

One of the most popular spots is the lunchtime ceviche bar, Chalana, located at the end of the pier.

At the end of the pier are some steps down into the clear water.

Blues Bar & Restaurant, a jazz bar and restaurant located at the end of the pier, offers succulent lobster dishes, cocktails, and complimentary views of the Caribbean sunsets.

You can walk barefooted in the warm white sand after competing daily Yoga class or can simply take rest in a hammock with your favorite books on hand and overlooking the crystal clear blue - green sea or can spend solitary time at the meditation garden or can swim leisurely in the winding lagoon inspired pool or laps at the end of the pier.

At the end of the pier you'll see a beach bar and one of the resort's restaurants but from reception to your room may involve a 5 minute walk as all bungalows stretch along the beachfront and none are more than a stone's throw from the sand.

All tours pick you up at the end of our pier!

✔ Some good restaurants & great views from the end of the pier.

Right on the beach in a quiet part of the island, but still super close to many things right off the beach; like the restaurant and cafe next door, the taxi boat (ferry) at the end of the pier to take you across the bay to the west part of the island, Waverunner rentals by the pier, and other tours and excursions.

Sunrise and sunset are particularly lovely from the end of the pier.

The lights at the end of the pier attract fish, rays, squid, turtles and various other marine life.

At the end of the pier you can swim in the sea which is 8 - 10 feet deep on the south side and shallow on the north side.

Found at the end of a pier, entice your target to them, then detonate remotely.

As well as agriculture, it's possible to make a living through fishing (Pelican Town is a coastal town; you can beach comb for sellable resources, or fish from the end of the pier in a well - tuned minigame for produce that can be sold at the local fishmongers) or through mining.

This being the Armory Show, «newer» means anything under ten years, and it comes at the end of a pier, next to, appropriately enough, Mile End Deli.

Rest areas have been added to ease the slog to the end of the piers and back.

Celmins took the photographs from the end of the pier where the vast ocean filled the camera's viewfinder.