Sentences with phrase «pier along the bay»

Shore Path, a popular walking path that wends its way from the town pier along the bay overlooking the Porcupine Islands.

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The serious joggers who slog relentlessly between the renovated piers peppered along the shoreline of San Francisco Bay have to be among the most insular people on earth.

Located a short walk to the south of Tuna Bay along a series of easy to follow walkways, Teluk KK has a western stretch (the length with the pier), but then, after the very photogenic rocky point, it sweeps east, creating a lovely southward facing, totally undeveloped beach.

Coral Bay is the largest beach along the west coast of Perhentian Kecil and while it is quite built up with bungalows, resorts and restaurants running more or less from one end to the other, and has an unsightly pier running along about a third of its length, it still delivers on the sunset front.

A leisurely walk along the seawall, wind the shore of Hardy Bay and waterfront park areas out to the pier.

You can get in the water right off the end of our 260 - foot pier or take a boat trip to other locations along the bay.

Within the bay are 5 main beaches: La Playa Principal aka La Playa Municipal or La Playa del Puerto (located in front of the town itself), Playa La Madera (a 5 minute walk from town), Playa La Ropa (5 minutes from town by car or about a 25 minute walk), Playa Las Gatas (at the extreme southern end of the bay; accessible by water taxi from the pier or a footpath along the rocky coast from La Ropa, there is no road), and Playa Contramar (at the northwestern end of the bay: accessible by boat or footpath).

Strategically located just five minutes» walk from the broad bay lined with its smartly painted villas, it's ideally placed for strolling along Wales» longest pier or taking the cable car to the top of the Great Orme for views towards Anglesey.

The waterfront promenade and small pier along the road that leads to The Cape estate is a good place for a stroll to take in the local life, especially when the sun gives the bay a golden and crimson glow.