Sentences with phrase «feel of a fishing village»

More large resorts have sprung up in Puerto Morelos recently but there are still some smaller hotels and much of the town retains the relaxed feel of a fishing village.

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With stunning views of the Sierra Madre mountains from the Pacific ocean, this area consists of the picturesque town of Zihuatanejo, which has the feel of a traditional Mexican fishing village, and Ixtapa, a modern tourist resort strip with big hotels and a marina with more than 600 slips

Luckily these dreary months are made up for by its many wonders: its wild Atlantic coast, the best of food (all kinds of fish and shellfish), inland oak and chestnut forests, and picturesque villages of granite houses that make you feel as though you are going back in time.

We would feel some irritation in Cudillero, a lovely fishing village swamped with tourists on an August weekend, reduced to the status of parking lot and fridge - magnet emporium.

In the old port you can still feel the fishing village vibe, but this is functioning alongside the modern commercial port, and integrated into all of this is plenty of tourist establishments.

However if you do feel the urge to move, you can venture out to dive the colorful reefs around the island with one of the many Dive Schools, snorkel atop the crystal blue waters, charter a boat to fish / explore other islands, hire a bicycle and delve into village life.

Ponta Delgada, on the island of São Miguel in the Azores, is the last call; this historic centre still has a fishing village feel, with narrow streets, whitewashed houses and a waterfront promenade.

Retaining its original fishing - village feel, Cesme is unspoilt by tourism and has resisted commercialisation, giving you a prime opportunity to enjoy the best of Turkish culture.

Tourlos is another excellent base for couples breaks, the pretty white buildings of the former fishing village scattered next to the golden sands of the bay, and a vibrant atmosphere without feeling busy.

Private villas and a handful of resorts dot the area, but the approach to the estate is marked by fishing villages, roaming livestock and traditional farms, giving it an authentic rural feel.

Port Campbell used to be a sleepy, little fishing village but now has an almost cosmopolitan feel — very colourful and very lively, with a parade of various shops along the main street.

The villas have sunken down bathtubs and an array of luxury facilities including a mini bar and private security box, also a generously spacious private garden area where you can enjoy the tropical and exotic delights of nature arranged and maintained in the traditional Balinese fashion Amongst the activities offered at Lembongan Beach Club & Resort is snorkeling in the lagoons on the beaches, guided tours around the traditional villages, taking a trip aboard the traditional sailing boats and possibly a fishing trip if you feel that way inclined.

Located right on the point at the very south east of the Bukit means that residing here escapes the crowds and gives a very secluded feel within a traditional fishing village.