Sentences with phrase «local beach shack»

Goan evenings are made for cold beers from the local beach shack and watching the sun set from the honey - coloured sands.

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Named after Windansea's famous surf shack right on the beach, it offers up many tasty drinks and food for surfers, tourists, and locals alike.

In the evening you can either cook on a small campfire or taste some local treats in the beach shack.

Most of the places on our list have a rather rustic, beach shack look from the outside, but have the talents of excellent local and international chefs in the kitchen, delivering great tastes for low costs.

Located within the exclusive Sava Beach Villas estate, 25 minutes from Phuket International Airport and an hour from Phuket Town, it's a world away from the hustle and bustle of Phuket's resort beaches, but only a short drive to local seafood shacks and the award winning Iniala Beach's acclaimed Esenzi restaurant.

There are also several beach shacks which serve local food and drink, plus water sport kiosks and sun loungers available to rent.

The beach is lined by several shacks which serve local food, seafood and drinks and also provide toilet facilities, sun loungers and shades.

The beach is made up of soft golden sands peppered with loads of beach shacks offering local food, drinks, toilet facilities, sun loungers and shades.

On the beach you'll find water sport rental kiosks, plus small shacks which sell local food and drinks throughout the day and offer a party - atmosphere with dance music on an evening.

There are loads of beach shacks set up along here which offer all sorts of local and international cuisine, most of which also have sun loungers and shades for diners to use.

Walk along the shores, shop at the local street markets, grab a quick drink or snacks at the beach shacks, and enjoy the relaxed vibe of Goa.

This beach is inhabited by local fishermen and foreign tourists who stay in shacks along the shore or in the main village itself.

The oldest and the favourite local beach bar in Cayman Kai, Kaibo Beach Bar combines the feel of down - to - earth beach shack with the elegance of one of the Island's finer establishmbeach bar in Cayman Kai, Kaibo Beach Bar combines the feel of down - to - earth beach shack with the elegance of one of the Island's finer establishmBeach Bar combines the feel of down - to - earth beach shack with the elegance of one of the Island's finer establishmbeach shack with the elegance of one of the Island's finer establishments.

There are no cars and no electricity, however you will find three small beach bars / restaurants, two are run by a Frenchman, the other is a local shack with BBQ food, and grilled fresh lobster as well.

Since it's one of the most popular beaches in the area, it always has a lively party atmosphere, with the small shacks which serve local food and drink being full of tourists throughout the day and evening.

The drinks menu is typical for a beach shack, with local and imported beers, spirits, cocktails and fresh juices, plus a buy - one - get - one - free special on cocktails during happy hour.

The beach is backed by sand dunes covered in small bushes where you'll discover beach shacks offering local cuisine and freshly - caught seafood, as well as toilet facilities, sun loungers and shade.

The Keri beach can be reached from Arambol and there are a few shacks and restaurants that serve local fresh seafood here.