Sentences with phrase «if wild swimming»
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The island of Jersey is divided into Parishes and is approx 5 miles by 9 miles with country lanes, cliff paths, safe sandy beaches for water sports and if your lucky swimming with wild dolphins.
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Take a dip in one if you like to swim on the wild side or wander through the expansive caves to see these once sacred sites.
If you're travelling with kids, hit the exciting Wet n Wild Waterpark, the Interactive Aquarium, or swim with dolphins at Dolphinaris for a real once - in - a-lifetime experience.
If you book online 5 days prior to your arrival, you can save up to 50 % on any dolphin swim program and also get free access to Wet»n Wild water park with All Inclusive (unlimited meals and beverages).
Should you wish to truly enjoy what St Francis Bay has to offer the coast is fantastic, take a walk along one of the beautiful beaches or for something more challenging a walk along the wild side is wonderful.The sunrises and sunsets are superb and if you are early enough catching the sea otters swimming off the beach is a very special sight.
If you have a love and a passion for Dolphins Rockingham is the perfect location, offering one of Western Australia's most unique and natural experiences — swimming with wild Bottlenose Dolphins.
Dreams is the most convenient if you just want to swim with the dolphins and aren't interested in visiting other attractions like the Aquarium or Wet N Wild, and a good choice if you just want a quick dolphin swim without spending the whole day out.
If swimming alongside dolphins and bungee jumping doesn't capture their interest, a visit to Wild Canyon may do the trick.
The seas are generally wild and dangerous here so if you plan on family swimming then it's best to drive the 20 minutes into the Seminyak district.
California has a Mediterranean climate and we have wild zebra... proving that they could live just fine in Spain or France or Italy, if they could just cross the Sahara and swim the Mediterranean Sea..
Unless an Indian summer is on the cards, this could be your last opportunity of the year to take a dip in our lakes, rivers and waterways (or, if you're not into wild swimming, just head to the beach).