Sentences with phrase «quiet fishing town»

It used to be a quiet fishing town, but it felt like a developing seaside resort with many restaurants and tourist shops.

The quiet fishing town also has two beautiful beaches and water sports activities that visitors of all ages can enjoy.

Located just 10 miles east of La Romana, Bayahibe town has transformed itself from a quiet fishing town into a vacation paradise in recent years.The crystal clear, calm waters of the Caribbean Sea make Playa Bayahibe and Playa Dominicus the most popular public beaches for snorkeling, diving and stand - up paddle boarding.

On the northern edge of the Riviera Maya there are a surprising wealth of things to do in Puerto Morelos, possibly the last authentic, quiet fishing town on the Mexican Caribbean coastline.

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It's a gentle version that Brinley gives, and once the New Englandy town of Mammoth Falls starts to believe Dinky Poore's fib about the monster in Strawberry Lake, The Mad Scientists» Club picks up another classic element of boys» books» for that's the moment when Henry Mulligan, the club's vice president and chief of research, leans his piano stool back against the wall of Jeff Crocker's father's barn and begins to think about how the boys could use their radio equipment, a wrap of canvas around a chicken - wire frame, and a quiet outboard fishing motor to make the monster come alive.

Discover the Algarve's best kept secrets in the form of idyllic fishing villages offering quiet retreats or stroll around picturesque towns, from Faro to Vilamoura, explore the fascinating city of Lisbon, or visit the delightful Portuguese island of Madeira and its charming capital, Funchal.

San Pedro Town is in a state of change, with the once quiet fishing village quickly becoming a popular tourist destination, particularly with those who want to enjoy BelizeÂ's stunning marine life.

Previously a quiet fishing village, the town today encompasses a cosmopolitan area with a laid - back yet sophisticated appeal.

Saldanha Bay Inn is situated in a peaceful, safe and quiet neighbourhood within the little fishing town of Saldanha.

The Green Room is situated in Scott Estate, a quiet suburb in the heart of the picturesque fishing village of Hout Bay, 25 minutes from the city of Cape Town, The Green Room offers a «home from home» welcome, as well as all the amenities you would expect to ensure your comfort and convenience whilst on holiday or business.

The town has thrived as a quiet fishing village since the 1800s.

Founded in 1848, it has grown from being a quiet fishing village to officially being a town in 1984.

Tucked away in a quiet old fishing town on the caribbean coastline lives a thriving community of people from around the world enjoying the magic of the Costa Rican lifestyle.

Tucked away in a quiet old fishing town on the caribbean coastline lives a thriving community of people from around the world enjoying the magic of the

Located in the attractive resort of Puerto del Carmen, the 3 - star Los Fiscos hotel is a small, quiet venue offering high quality accommodation and excellent facilities.At the Los Fiscos hotel, you are assured of attentive service at all times, and families, couples and groups of friends will enjoy the situation overlooking the old town and fishing harbour, where you will find a good selection of bars, shops and restaurants.

Once a quiet surf beach and fishing hamlet, Tamarindo has evolved to be the area's most developed and accessible tourist town.

East Bali is a quieter, less crowded area than the island's bustling south, with a great variety of beach towns and fishing villages.

Few years back, the beach town was a quiet fishing village, when suddenly it became a holiday hot spot.

It was once a quiet fishing hamlet and later evolved to be the area's most developed and accessible tourist town.

Set on four - and - a-half acres of beautifully maintained wooded landscapes in the Tangerine / Mount Dora region, the Cinnamon Inn Bed and Breakfast is ideally located for enjoying a quiet, relaxing getaway or for exploring the local towns and areas and activities they have to offer, such as biking, hiking, fishing, golfing, theater, museums, art galleries, and wine tasting.

Local attractions include family - operated King Valley cellar doors, walking in the Alpine National Park, cycling on quiet country roads, fishing, plus special interest towns including Bright, Beechworth and Milawa Gourmet Region.

The Great Eastern Drive runs spectacularly along Tasmania's eastern edge from the quiet beach town of Orford to the fishing centre of St Helens.

Roughly two hours by car from Wilmington, this quiet beach town has 12 miles of coastline and plenty of options for fishing and water sports.