Sentences with phrase «rocky coastline at»

It's set on the northern tip of the island, built into the rocky coastline at the edge of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range with beautiful views across the ocean.
There is a fantastic open - air lido at St. Julian's bay and a picturesque stretch of rocky coastline at Exiles Bay, which are popular locations for sunbathing.

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Here, a visit is made to the iconic blowholes, which can be found along the rocky, terraced coastline at Houma, approximately 9.3 miles (about 15 kilometres) from Nuku'alofa.
Punctuated by beautiful rock formations and sea stacks characteristic of the unforgettable Oregon coastline, the beach extends from the north at rocky Chapman Point to the south at Silver Point and is graced in the center by iconic Haystack Rock, rising 235 feet out of the ocean and featuring an ecosystem of bird life and tidepools that simply can not be missed.
There's no crowd, it's easy to stop at, and it has a beautiful view of the ocean, the mountains and the rocky coastline that California is known for!
From Figueres we make the short transfer by coach to the town of Roses, located at the north - eastern end of the Costa Brava, a wild and rocky stretch of the Spanish coastline.
Built on a rocky ledge on the marshy Atlantic coastline, at its peak La Rochelle was easily the busiest and most important French port.
The rocky coastline isn't conducive to swimming, although you can get your feet wet at Rocklands Beach.
The magnificent 100 kilometer coastline transforms from massive rocky outcrops to sheltered golden beaches with the main family beach located on the Esplanade at the bottom of the main street.
Ocean front rooms look out at magnificent rocky coastline.
At least 70 vessels of varying sizes were lost in the Southern Ocean or wrecked on the rocky coastline.
The paintings in his second solo at Charlie James Gallery show landscapes of tangled tree limbs and churning seas along rocky coastlines — otherwise benign places where a Hitchcock thriller might unfold.
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