Sentences with phrase «low tide where»

It's always a safe option to do beach walks at low tide where possible.

Located about an hour outside New Plymouth in Tongaporutu, The Three Sisters Beach is a beautiful black sand beach accessible at low tide where you can explore several sea caves, towering colorful cliffs and some unique rock formations.

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Visitors can walk the ocean floor at low tide, and hours later kayak in 4 stories of water where they had just stood.

«Marc has the leadership and common sense to reverse the tide of relentless out - migration from the past 8 years, where we've seen over 1 million New York residents pack their bags and leave for states with better opportunities and lower taxes.»

Where a low - tide elevation is situated wholly or partly at a distance not exceeding the breadth of the territorial sea from the mainland or an island, the low - water line on that elevation may be used as the baseline for measuring the breadth of the territorial sea.

Where a low - tide elevation is wholly situated at a distance exceeding the breadth of the territorial sea from the mainland or an island, it has no territorial sea of its own.

This area, where children often play, is dry during low tide but covered in water at high tide.

From here, he can look down the sloping lawn to the shore, where weed - and barnacle - covered rocks are exposed at low tide, across the brown - green water of Indian Cove, down the end of the Thoroughfare to the open blue of the Penobscot Bay.

The weekend waves were mostly low tide, with the exception of the morning heats where waters were relatively choppy, causing some pooches to be thrown overboard.

At low tide, visitors can walk up to the base and explore the colourful tidepools where fascinating ocean creatures live.

Rocky outcrops create endless exploring opportunities at low tide, where the resulting tide pools are filled with ocean treasures and creatures.

Another good snorkeling spot is around the protected coves and rocky outcroppings at La Posada beach, where you can swim to an underwater cave, or walk there at low tide.

Walk westwards along the cliff - top path (or along the beach at low tide — walking along the beach will make the walk seem longer) towards Nash Point (three miles), where during the summer months, refreshments are avail - able at the kiosk (Mrs. Cooke's Welsh cakes are a speciality!)

If you're a bit of an expert, wait until low tide and head on down to the area just outside the front of the international surf centre where big barrel waves are common.

The attraction of Sanur Beach in north circular like a half circle and turn it to the southern part from east to the west where the wave is not too big (relatively calm) and it will be visible the colorful rocks stretch along the beach when the low tide.

It's best visited during low tide, where the actual pool itself is visible along with the small rocks that surround the area.

To have a good swim, we must walk towards the South, where, under the cliffs, natural pools (at low tide) allow us to refresh ourselves and do some snorkeling.

When is low tide it is possible to walk over to the island where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere with amazing views of the Cabo Blanco Reserve.

An easy walk at low - tide in an easterly direction will take you to Queenscliff where you can enjoy good coffee, a diverse range of shops and galleries and heritage buildings.

When it's low tide it is possible to walk over to the island where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere with amazing views of the Cabo Blanco Reserve.

Hug Point features beach access and, at lower tides, you can walk north just around the point where you will find sea caves, a small waterfall and the remains of the old roadway that once hugged the cliff side.

Hug Point features beach access and, at lower tides, you can walk north just around the point where you will find sea caves, a small waterfall and the remains of the old roadway that once hugged the cliff side when the beach was was the main thoroughfare before the construction of the coast highway.

On Day 9, we embark on an exciting excursion along the waterways of Tofino, where we hope to spot black bears, who scoop exposed shellfish from the water here at low tide.

For the next 400 meters the road skirts a scenic beach where at low tide you find a large rocky tidepool that is nice for bathing and snorkeling.

The majority of coastlines in the world have semi-diurnal tides, or four tides per day - high tide switching to low tide and back around every six hours - but there are some places, like the Gulf of Mexico, where there are only two tides per day (diurnal).

PLAYA NEGRA Playa Negra is a very pretty beach where you can enjoy bathing in the tide pools during lower tides, but is not swimmer friendly during the higher tides.

Where you can swim all day, even at low tide.

Some beaches suit a high tide where some may suit a mid or lower tide.

Nearby is the fabulous Wreck Beach where the anchors of the shipwrecks Marie Gabrielle (1870) and Fiji (1890) are embedded in the reef and visible at low tide.

This secluded tidal pool offers protection from the often stormy Atlantic Ocean and this is where you will find the Boat House where you can swim in the Atlantic Ocean at high tide in lukewarm water, or stroll down to the beach, a mere 50m away and sit and wait for low tide to catch fresh crayfish to be enjoyed with a glass of white wine from the area.

The conditions have ranged from fun beach breaks, where the kids were able to work on their contest tactics, to challenging low tide barrels.

Grab a shovel and come two hours either side of low tide to dig your own personal hot tub in the sand where two fissures spout water up to 164 degrees (your bath will be cooler).

The surf was a little over head this morning at Hideaways our guys got a few before the tide got too low, then they went to Beng Beng where it was head high and fun.

Guston's figuration, which is present in his early work, is revisited here in Low Tide (1976), where the waters of abstraction ebb to reveal unsettling fragments.

At low tide, it will be visible from the balcony at Turner Contemporary where you can also see works by Phyllida Barlow, Michael Armitage and Jyll Bradley as part of their summer season, Every Day is a New Day.

The exhibition's title evokes a pilgrimage site Laib visited in Myanmar, a country where he first exhibited last year, which can be reached by foot only during low tide.

Where I am, the «moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow» was this morning, just between low and high tide.

Huge waves have battered the coastline where storm surges created by a series of deep low pressure systems and strong winds blowing over thousands of kilometres combined with high tides.

I have been monitoring some tide data where it appears for the last few years there are more low tide anomalies than high tide anomolies.

ATheoK Neap tides are where the change between high / low tide is smaller meaning little change in weight of the water during this tidal cycle.

Now I am not a great fan of the aggregated tide gauge record seeing as it relies on so few gauges (as cited) most with short histories (as cited) or have moved (as cited) or have been interpolated (as cited) To globally aggregate such low grade information only compounds the errors However, anyone working on flood defence work would use a tide gauge as it provides a more accurate record of the place where the sea actually hits the land, where people live, as opposed to satellites which measure open sea.

They might panic and seek refuge in shallow waters, where low tides could surprise them, as large pelagic species have limited experience with tidal flows.