Sentences with phrase «get over the reef»

The delays can be due to the tides being to low and the delivery boat not being able to get over the reef or the seas being too rough.

Not exact matches

Were a bit shorthanded on Monday Night but still managed to earn a 2 - 1 W over Team Reef can get 6 points in the Standings.

Explore the marine ecosystem, nature reserves, and coral reef; get up close and personal with coastal birds, stingrays, turtles and over 50 different species of coral, all from your kayak.

Hells Mouth is known as the capital of surf in Wales, it gets busy but with a four mile stretch of beach, you are guaranteed to find a space to catch some waves — watch out for the northern reef either side of the high tide as it can get over crowded.

We just got back from our stay here in D5 at Sealodge — a great condo with a wonderful view of Anini Beach, looking out over the reef.

The set up is like a point break with the first section being little steeper and softening up the further you get down the line.The deep reef and the obvious channel make this spot perfect for feeling out how to surf over a reef.

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On dryland its one thing but if you get a full body crap in the water and your surfing big waves, especially over a reef or close to rocky crops then your screwed!

To appease your adventurous side, venture over to the Navarre Beach Gulf Snorkel Reef and get an up - close glimpse at marine life.

One major perk of taking a puddle - jumper over to Ambergris is the views of the Belize Barrier Reef and the island of Ambergris Caye that you get from a few thousand feet up.

It costs just $ 4 or $ 5 one way to get the ferry over, and you can get a boat over to the outer reef, for about $ 10.

By moving the anchor forward by hand — we were able to get within a few feet of the reef in some places, over sandy bottom, with reef heads all around.

There's no excuse not to get wet, be it swimming or snorkeling over colorful coral reefs or scuba - diving on breathtaking walls.

This sort of setup is also perfect for learner surfers and kids, as you aren't getting thrown over the lip of a wave into coral reef.

To get back to the reef slope from this ridge you'll need to swim over an expanse of sand, where eagle and shovelnose rays occasionally pass.

The reef at Encuentro is pretty mellow but you might get some scratches if you walk over the reef for a while.

To appease your adventurous side, adventure over to the Navarre Beach Gulf Snorkel Reef and get an up - close glimpse at marine life!

In this government owned aquatic theme park, you can snorkel and swim in the lagoon, see the Green Sea Turtle breeding grounds and touch the turtles — ranging in size from a few inches to over 600 pounds — walk a nature trail, see the native birds in the aviary, view (and even feed) the sharks, grouper and eels in the Predator Reef aquarium, and get a taste of Cayman culture and heritage in the Cayman Street exhibit.

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High speed can kill the the local wildlife if they get hit from a boat, take care when you are over seagrass and coral reefs.

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After cruising across the channel and getting over to the island, the captain stops short and anchors so we can go for a snorkel on the reef and to the underwater museum, MUSA.

For guests who wish to see the iconic Great Barrier Reef there is no better departure point than Port Douglas as this is the closest you can get to the most pure body of water in the world which is home to over 1,500 species of reef fish, 411 types of hard corals, 30 species of marine mammals, six types of sea turtles, 134 species of rays and shaReef there is no better departure point than Port Douglas as this is the closest you can get to the most pure body of water in the world which is home to over 1,500 species of reef fish, 411 types of hard corals, 30 species of marine mammals, six types of sea turtles, 134 species of rays and shareef fish, 411 types of hard corals, 30 species of marine mammals, six types of sea turtles, 134 species of rays and sharks.

This boutiqe liveaboard dive and snorkel sailing boat is cosy and relaxing and features an onboard dive compressor which will make tank switch over's fast and easy so you can get back into the depths of the Cairns Great Barrier Reef quickly (nitrogen levels permitting).

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Just to get the ball rolling my 6.45 AM surf check on the Outer Reefs here in Tuban was looking pretty good and showing wave height breaking in the chest to over head high class between Kuta Reef and Airport Left.

There are many ways to dive the Great Barrier Reef but some form of liveaboard is probably the best way to optimise time spent diving over time spent getting to the dive sites.

Although the beach is located in an isolated region, its speedy reef break lures surfers from all over the area and the take off region for the main break can get quite packed especially during holidays and weekends.

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And it doesn't get better than an eye - popping, low - flying joy flight over the world's greatest reef system from Cairns to Lizard Island where a dinghy waits to squirrel us away to Spoilsport and an incredible buffet of food.

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sheesh 2 DEGREES just look at the s ** t we are getting at 0.8 degrees Its like goodbye coral reefs, goodbye amazon rainforest, goodbye himalayan glaciers that provide water to 40 % worlds population (lot of poeple in china), goodbye east india monsoon rains needed to grow crops, hello more droughts, hello more forest fires, hello more heat waves, hello more stronger huricanes / typhones / cyclones, hello more floods (because warmer oceans have even more water evaporated from them turned into clouds and blown over land so even more rain pours down at once), hello more jellyfish (they thrive in acidified oceans because of CO2 absorbtion).

You can get more details on the conversion over at Reef, or visit Cyrus Sutton's website and Instagram.

And later as the statues get covered over, they may become hosts to the next generation of coral reefs.

When I'm out surfing, I often jump off my board and just hang out underwater watching the reef, and this will certainly give me more things to think about when I'm doing that... or for that matter when I've made one little tiny mistake and I'm being dragged, tumbling, getting worked in the white - water, clawing for the surface and hoping against hope that I can avoid being scraped bloody over that same reef... like I said, my relationship with the reef is up close and personal.

Major coral reefs like the Great Barrier have gotten attention over the years, but the others need saving as well.

But we hear over and over again, «it hasn't changed, your theories are wrong, the reefs is in great shape, your data are bogus, you spend all your time in a lab in a city, etc.» And you know what; it gets frustrating.