Sentences with phrase «explore this area too»

Okay, now I've really got the travel bug and want to explore this area too.

Note also that Koh Thmei, just offshore at the mouth of the estuary, is also part of the park and offers accommodation with facilities for exploring the area too.

At some point we will hop in a charter boat for close encounters with the whales and porpoises and to explore areas too far to reach with the kayaks.

There's free time to explore the area too, including the charming seaside resort of Llandudno where both tours are based on a half - board basis.

Pack your bike shorts as there are included bicycles to explore the area too.

Not exact matches

Initially I was a bit concerned about getting the kids out of the waterpark to explore the rest of the area, but since we recently visited Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls, they didn't feel too slide - deprived and only grumbled a teensy bit when it came to heading out and about.

A lot of the meals we had there also were around a fun area to explore, too!

Although, don't get too attached to spending too much time in the Nightmare Realm, as you'll actually find yourself spending more time exploring areas that should be familiar to you, if you've played Half - Genie Hero already.

The good thing about going to different times and places is that nothing looks too similar and each new area you explore has something different which keeps the game feeling quite fresh which includes caves, dungeons and other outdoor areas.

The example I always bring up was the time I found myself in an area too cold for Link to explore without specific equipment.

You'll find lots of areas to explore too as there are a pretty fair range of different places to go to.

I didn't go too far in this level but it seemed vast, with areas to explore not only in the distance but also above and below you.

Any areas that are taking up too much of your hard - earned money can be explored.

If possible, bring Fido along too, so that he can explore and familiarise himself with the area as well.

The area is too small to get completely lost in, so it's a good way to explore the city before finding yourself at a riverside bar on the banks of the Douro River.

I felt it was a little too far from the city centre but equally, I enjoyed exploring the whole area & great facilities provided therein.

While you are in the area exploring the exciting city of Dresden is certainly recommended too.

For those intrepid travellers among you, there are lots of ways you can explore the area on day trips, too.

Great choice of excursions not too long so always had time when we got back to see the area we were staying in or go for swim etc, as well as having had fun exploring and seeing new things earlier in the day with the guides.

Too many visitors to the UK visit London and see little else, but there is so much more to explore beyond the capital — particularly in the more rural areas — be it the beautiful English Lake District, the beautiful coastlines of Cornwall, Northumberland and Pembrokeshire, or the mountains and island of Scotland.

Plus, we explore the coastal area of La Jolla Village, known as La Jolla Cove too.

If that's just a little too much excitement you can bike the lake trails, hike through native bush or explore the many cultural and historical sites in the area.

With access to Belizean Maya sites and even Tikal and Yaxha in Guatemala, caves, waterfalls, horseback riding to a cave, canoeing back downstream to the lodge, exploring deep into the Mayan underworld or looking for some of the more than 300 birds seen in the area and spending time in the adjacent Belize Botanic Gardens there is almost too much to do, so pay close attention to the hotel's motto «make sure you stay long enough» DuPlooy's is an eco lodge, located on the shores of the lovely Macal River in inland Belize, just a 35 minute flight or a 1-1/2 hour's drive from Belize City.

Coastal drives are a wonderful way to explore the area, too.

Not only will you get to explore quite lush areas but you'll also see plenty of snow and ice too, creating a nice diversity in the places you'll visit.

- your Reactor now has a drone feature that lets you control at distance - thanks to that remotely controlled aircraft, you can explore areas in the field without going there yourself - use it in order to surprise monsters, who sometime drop items when they flee - send your Drone in holes that are way too small for you, where you'll find strange containers inside - it can also be used to grab mysterious balls of light that float in the air - if a monster touches one of these balls, it starts glowing and can defeat monsters with ride attacks even if it's weak - defeat as many as monsters as you want as long as the effects of the ball of light are active - ride giant monsters in the field - these giant monsters are really powerful, and their ride attacks can defeat enemies without even triggering a battle - each monster has its own ride attack to be used, allowing you to perform specific actions - when you defeat enemies while riding a giant monster, your monster will also get some XP

It's also a good - looking game too, improving on Watch Dogs drab and dark aesthetic and presenting a colorful and lively San Francisco with various areas that's a joy to explore.

I didn't find myself banging my head against a puzzle for too long and, while the solution isn't always obvious, exploring the different areas looking for clues never wore out its welcome over the course of my 10 hours at the party.

SquareEnix's Lord of Arcana came out a few weeks ago, but it disappointed with battles that took place outside the area you were exploring («warp to battle» is what I called it in my review), bosses that were too difficult to tackle without friends and a general lack of variety.

Dungeons are explored in a first - person view not unlike many other entries in the series, but it's all too apparent that these areas were built under the limitations of Saturn hardware.

Levels never feel too restricted or claustrophobic because of how large each area can be, especially when you increase the size of the places you explore later in the game.

You can go out on your own adventures and explore areas you may not otherwise see until much later in the game, or not at all unless you partake in some of the many sidequests and monster hunts found throughout the towns, but doing so too early may be nothing more than a death sentence in terms of the strength the enemies are going to display when you engage with them.

Most of Kazakh is available to explore at the player's will, but certain areas require enhancements found through game - progression, in order to keep player's from wandering too far off track.

It's because the original Black and White games were seen as too «linear» and perhaps a bit empty as far as areas to explore went.

As with StarCraft, players are typically faced with a map covered in a black fog, which is slowly removed as you explores the area (Diablo does this, too).

Whilst the entire area of the game is available to explore from the get - go, you won't actually be able to survive heading through them all thanks to the fact they're either full of a toxic gas or are too dark and littered with dangerous traps.

Use your Hidden Object talents to explore the mysterious area and save Bobby before it's too late in Surface: the Mystery of Another World!

Exacerbating this issue is the fact that each area you explore has far too many enemies populating it — so while the battles are overly easy, you will have to fight through 10 - 15 of them before you can even get to the next area, giving it a layer of tedium that's hard to shake.

You get to explore different areas, too.

When things got too frustrating, I could just explore other areas, become a much stronger character, and then circle back around.

The site - specific work was installed in various public places in the area (abandoned house, church, street, cemetery) and explored the relative authenticity of this «perfect» village, emphasizing its artificial Disney - ification within the idyllic pastoral vision; too unreal to live in, too authentic to erase.

Where modelled consequences clearly don't match observations the differences can be used to explore what's missing or not quite right — perhaps the modelled elevation of land in certain areas is not quite right, causing a difference in the flow of wind currents, or maybe the grid resolution of the model is too coarse for certain features to properly resolve.

Of course, if you explore too quickly through speed traps or get into a fender bender in cities like Reno or Las Vegas, you might have a driving record that is less pristine than the state's wilderness areas.

Having noted the financial services giant had demonstrable commitment towards progressing internal professionals from one area into this skills shortage waiting to happen, he began to explore how the external market for these people compared to their internal team and if the business would entertain applications from these external candidates into this area too.