Sentences with phrase «sea circumnavigation»
Popular activities in Antigua, from Stingray City to zip - lining adventures to safari land tours to cruises, sea circumnavigation and snorkelling tours are available once again following the impact of Hurricane Irma.
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It also includes a look at the Sea Dogs of the era, and a look at Drakes circumnavigation of the world.
They are now docked in Annapolis, MD, having visited five continents, 16 countries, crossed three major oceans and many seas while sailing their 26,000 - mile global circumnavigation.
After a safety briefing, enjoy a circumnavigation of Daphne Major, a paradise for sea birds such as magnificent frigatebird.
Cliffs of red - hued basalt rising sharply out of the sea and the bold outlines of towering cacti provide the backdrop for paddling sea kayaks 60 miles on this little known, classic 9 - day circumnavigation of Baja California's Isla Carmen, the largest island in Loreto Bay National Marine Park in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of Californisea and the bold outlines of towering cacti provide the backdrop for paddling sea kayaks 60 miles on this little known, classic 9 - day circumnavigation of Baja California's Isla Carmen, the largest island in Loreto Bay National Marine Park in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of Californisea kayaks 60 miles on this little known, classic 9 - day circumnavigation of Baja California's Isla Carmen, the largest island in Loreto Bay National Marine Park in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of CaliforniSea of Cortez (Gulf of California).
I chose seven pipes because of the Seven Seas as a metaphor for the journey through life, the artist's circumnavigation, which has been and will always be one of my most central themes.
Two days later, they were in the Bering Sea, and able to continue their circumnavigation of Eurasia, which they completed on 24th April 1880.
In 2013, as part of a seven - month circumnavigation of the Arctic Ocean, scientists aboard the research vessel Tara documented a profusion of tiny pieces of plastic in the Greenland and Barents seas, where the final limb of the Gulf Stream system delivers Atlantic waters northward.