Sentences with phrase «rugged shores»
This enchanting rural sanctuary overlooks the rice fields and rugged shores of the sleepy village of Cemagi that worships its very own sea temple, Pura Gede Luhur Batungaus.
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Visit the rugged shores of Western Australia in this aerial footage shot with a 3D Robotics drone.
A Cruise Whitsundays line sails the half hour trip to the Australian mainland town of Airlie, an area of the Queensland region that sits on the rugged shores of Pioneer Bay.
From the sandy white shores of the winterless north to the rugged shores of the West Coast of the South Island and beyond, in NZ you are never more than 80 miles from the coast.
You'll also enjoy panoramic views from the rugged shores of Alaeloa Point, across the turquoise Pacific and over to the neighboring islands of Molokai and Lanai.
Before packing up and heading to the rugged shores of Boothbay Harbor, be sure to plan some trip activities!
Sea Cliff Tour The Sea Cliff Tour departs from the beach amidst swaying palms trees and head for the remote and rugged shores and sea cliffs of an area known as the «Pali».
On Kauai, and Oahu, Golfers can experience practicing their favorite sport while hearing the Ocean lap at the island's rugged shores, as fairways weave through lush vegetation and are lined with spectacular cliffs.
Relax at the beachfront tables at the Ristorante Barbecue in Spiaggia, an outdoor venue boosting spectacular views of Costa Smeralda's rugged shores.
A fabled beach resort in Costa Smeralda, where an emerald sea meets a rugged shore offering endless water sports and all the charm of Sardinia.
On the rugged shore of Lake Superior in the northernmost part of Wisconsin, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore includes 12 miles of coast edged with sandstone cliffs, deserted beaches, and 21 jewel - like islands with nine historic lighthouse towers on six islands and 240 species of birds that live, breed, or pass through the archipelago.
Walker's recent canvases translate the constant movement and changing light of the sea, seen from a rugged shore, into robust, zig - zagging, roughly brushed bands of color.