Sentences with phrase «rugged shoreline with»

I'm more attracted to the rugged shoreline with crashing waves.

Unlike the massive stands of huge timber found in other regions, this rugged shoreline with its network of waterways was littered with pockets of fir trees.

Not exact matches

The weights are rudimentary and the equipment is rugged, constantly exposed to the elements, sitting on the rocky cliffs just above the shoreline, with magnificent views of the water.

With perfectly maintained and smooth highways carved into the rugged shoreline, you'll enjoy every second.

The northern coastline of Galicia, the North West region of Spain is littered with rugged cliffs, dramatic windswept coastal views, unspoilt hazy beaches and lonesome lighthouses keeping watch over the shoreline.

You will paddle the rugged shoreline of Vancouver Island, poking into the shallows, under eagles nests in trees draped with rain forest vegetation and explore the shores of tiny islands surrounded by deep water, where whales sing and dolphins play.

This beautiful home is located in a picturesque coastal area with tall windswept trees atop and alongside the rugged shoreline.

Not for the faint - hearted the route along the Amalfi Coast presents narrow - winding roads along steep clifftops, although passengers will be rewarded with stunning views of rugged shorelines, pastel - coloured fishing villages, terraced vineyards and cliffside lemon groves.

The Ningaloo Reef is the largest fringing reef system in the world with sections of the reef only metres from the shoreline and all within close distance to the rugged and beautiful wilderness of the Cape Range National Park.

Indeed, all of Tasmania is renowned for its rugged mountain beauty that naturally co-exists with serene shorelines.