Sentences with phrase «nearby coast»

Cornwall, UK - based Chocolarder is set to launch an Easter egg filled with a combination of black bees» honey, Madagascan vanilla, unrefined sugars and a serving of sea buckthorn from the nearby coast.

But at this site and a few even older ones, no portion of the ship itself survives, and it is hard to determine whether the pottery came from a wreck, was simply thrown overboard, or washed into the sea from the nearby coast.

Off the starboard side of the boat, halfway between our tiny vessel and the nearby coast, we heard a tremendous exhale, followed by the release of a massive spray of water blowing into the sky.

Our Calvi villas offer a peaceful retreat that's still close to the charms of Calvi town and the nearby coast.

offer a peaceful retreat that's still close to the charms of Calvi town and the nearby coast.

Goathland's superb location in one of the most scenic regions of Britain makes the village an ideal base from which to explore the beauty of the north Yorkshire Moors and the historic towns and resorts, including Scarborough and Whitby, along the nearby coast.

Wake up each day sailing into a new destination, bypassing the usual cruise ship excursions and walk the nearby coast and hills or explore the cultural cities of our ports of call.

And the nearby coast and neighbouring resorts offer very different experiences.

This hotel's crown jewel is its rooftop terrace, which comes with a view of the nearby coast.

The modern resort is contained in a traditional Mediterranean - style building, which is coupled with the nearby coast to create an idyllic backdrop.

The language of the western and central islands is a member of the Pama - Nyungan family of languages, which covers most of Australia, while the language of eastern Torres Strait is Meriam Mìr, related to the languages of the nearby coast of Papua New Guinea.