Sentences with phrase «long coastal path»

The most popular route is a long coastal path that may be accessed from Puerto Jimenez.

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The 20d was also a fearsome companion on a long stretch of harrowing rocky paths leading to gorgeous views at the summit of Montenegro's coastal mountains.

The hotel is minutes from the thriving financial district; close to the huge Soho Mall with high - end luxury shops (think Louis Vuitton and Gucci); about a 20 - minute walk to the Cinta Costera (a scenic, two - mile - long pedestrian and bicycle coastal path running beside a major highway / street from the Hard Rock Café to the fish market adjacent to Casco Viejo, Panama City's old town); and a short Uber or cab ride away from Casco Viejo's charming outdoor cafés, restaurants, bars, galleries and shops.

Previously, long - distance coastal paths, such as the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path and the Ceredigion Coast Path, covered around 60 % of the Welsh coastline.

This area is known for its abundant coconut palm trees, affordable lodging, many beach parks, Hawaii's only navigable river, an extraordinary coastal bike path, a long list of restaurants, and lots of adventures.

Although not a long hike in terms of time, the path is a pretty rough, coastal path where there are some steep sections with tunnels and steps.

Northumberland's remarkable beauty is not merely contained inland; the county's long, golden - sanded coastline is equally lovely and a coastal path stretches 64 miles from the historic Berwick - upon - Tweed, England's northernmost town, to the picturesque medieval village of Warkworth with its magnificent thirteenth century castle.

Walk the coastal paths with the dog In the changeable weather of early spring taking Mole and Mingo for a long walk along the coastal path is a pure pleasure and is a favourite blustery adventure of everyone at Cornish Holiday Cottages.

The site in Margate is part of Thanet's coastal path which is the longest in the UK; at high tide the sculpture is completely submerged beneath the sea.