Sentences with phrase «sand at low tide»

The stunning cliffs and mile - long stretch of sand at low tide offer the perfect setting to pop the all - important question...

The evidence of past erosion can be seen in the sand at low tide whereby the cliffs have eroded several miles over the ladt few centuries.

With a large open expanse of sand at low tide, Watergate bay is a beach goers paradise with great facilities for all the family.

It sits on the very best stretch of beach from Cannon Beach all the way past Arch Cape, with scenic rock formations in the surf, a wide span of sand at low tide, a stream that empties into the ocean, tidal pools visited by colorful starfish, and a scenic lava arch.

Opportunist cocklepickers, ignorant of what they were dealing with, drove their trucks onto the sands at low tide and washed up weeks later with green faces and skin like lint.

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Because just in front of the lagoon and sand dunes are some five beaches that stretch six kilometres along sand perfect for strolling at low tide.

If you coordinate your trip with low tide and seasonal sand alignments, you can still see the engine of the shipwrecked SS Tennessee from the cove at the end of the hike.

This nine - mile stretch of sand is instantly recognizable thanks to Haystack Rock, a hefty 235 - foot - high landmark that has caves you can explore at low tide.

Really stunning place for a picnic on the main beach - take bikes to the far tip, hang a left and round the corner at low tide there are miles and miles of sand - the hotel will bring the picnic out to you on a golf cart...

The fine sand beach makes a great place to build sand castles, relax on or do some beach combing at low tide.

This is a five - mile section of very nice beach, with stretches of sand as well as rocky reefs that are uncovered at low tide.

The coastline's standout feature is the Chikura Cavern, an enormous stone cave floored with gorgeous white sand which can be further explored at low tide.

Haystack Rock - a dedicated, protected Marine Garden - rises 235 feet out of the sand and the sea at the low tide line in Cannon Beach Oregon.

Just offshore, are the two tiny islands mentioned above, which you can walk to at low tide along a sand bar and go snorkelling.

We have the best location - fine, white coral sand gives way to breathtaking snorkeling directly off - shore, accessible at both high and low tides which is unique on Gili Air.

Beach - combing at Spanish Banks / The beaches at Spanish Banks have an exceptionally low tide, which provides a huge expanse of sand perfect for whiling away an afternoon strolling along the ocean.

At low tide the sand banks create big tubes at TuliAt low tide the sand banks create big tubes at Tuliat Tulin.

The channel entrance is 4 ft at low tide, and 5ft in high tide, the bottom is silted sand with no rocks anywhere approaching nor in the marina.

The sea here is very shallow so at low tide you can walk for several kilometres along the sand.

Playa Santa Teresa has quickly become a mainstream spot because this white sand beachbreak is hollow and consistent, especially at lower tides

Langford reef is one of my favourite places in the Whitsundays, you have to watch the change of tides as the currents can be strong but the snorkelling is amazing and at low tide the sand spit is great for a sunset cocktail or two

At low tide, look for sand dollars — they are most often found at the northern end near Little RiveAt low tide, look for sand dollars — they are most often found at the northern end near Little Riveat the northern end near Little River.

Located about an hour outside New Plymouth in Tongaporutu, The Three Sisters Beach is a beautiful black sand beach accessible at low tide where you can explore several sea caves, towering colorful cliffs and some unique rock formations.

Walk around the resort (at Low tide) or through the restaurant (at High tide) and you come to the beach at White Sand Beach Resort, 500 metres of quiet, perfect sand with clear waSand Beach Resort, 500 metres of quiet, perfect sand with clear wasand with clear water.

Make sure you look out for the unique sand designs that the local ocean crabs create on the beach at low tide.

Waves at low tide are said to be quick, steep or dumpy, this is because there is very little water sitting over the sand bank or reef allowing the ocean swells to travel from very deep water straight into very shallow water.

The beach offers soft sand, easy swimming, fun family surfing, exciting rock pools to explore at low tide, sea fishing and the unique «Tolcarne Wedge» for boogie boarding.

Lying at the mouth of the spectacular Camel Estuary, Hawkers Cove Beach at low tide, reveals a huge expanse of sand stretching for around 1 1/2 miles.

Enjoy a fun filled day on the beach with an abundance of activities to try, from rock pooling at low tide, body boarding, learning to surf with a local surf school and of course having a go at building a sand castle

Part of the official highway system, the misnamed beach covers 64 miles of packed golden sand, best seen by tour buses outfitted to race down the surf's edge at low tide while spray lashes the windows.

The rock breaks the surface at low tide and drops to 18 - 22m, surrounded by boulders, staghorn corals and sand.

Hit the coastline for some beach driving (best suited to within three hours either side of low tide) to oggle at the coloured sands along the Great Sandy National Park or take the rainforest circuit from the Freshwater Track travelling to Rainbow Beach and Tin Can Bay; do some kayaking and fishing at Lake Cooroibah, take a picnic down to «The Frying Pan» (at the left - hand side of the Noosa River mouth) and splash about in the shallow water or check out the lighthouse at Double Island Point and see if you can spot any dolphins.

Walk one of nature's gifts at low tide and spot starfish, crabs, stingrays and other marine life along the myriad of Whitsundays» sand flats.

At low tide, you can walk west along the sand to get a peek into the exclusive, gated Malibu Colony - as long as you stay closer to the water than the houses.

Think powder white sands, warm tropical waters that are as flat as a duck pond at low - tide, and if you're lucky, not another human in sight.

The outer sand banks can produce nice big peaks on larger swells at low tide.

Using a stick and sometimes a rake, Denevan paces the beach at low tide making marks in the sand — rows of parallel lines that form a spiral or a series of interlocking circles.