Sentences with phrase «small local boats»

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While I'm a huge supporter of small businesses (and regularly shop online at my favorite boutiques) there is nothing local to me and I know a lot of cloth diapering mothers are in the same boat.

In the end, 37 wrecks were uncovered, including the first Byzantine galleys — slim, long warships — ever excavated, cargo - laden trading vessels and small sailing boats for local travel.

Our bus makes the 50 minute journey along the east coast to the small town of Padang Bai, we then take a local Balinese boat out to enjoy two snorkeling sites that usually include Blue Lagoon.

Chances are your visit to Halong bay will likely involve an armada of small boats jammed with backpackers and local tourists navigating the waterways between the limestone outcrops that make up Vietnam's most recognizable landmark.

Zeerover is a small, local eatery in the fishing village of Saventa where you can get delicious seafood at good prices, fresh off the boat.

On the smaller Fiji islands such as Kadavu, the only transport available is on local boats or resort owned catamarans.

Local pangueros (fisherman who own small 20 - foot open boats) will take you out to Konsag Island, where halibut, grouper, trigger fish, corvina and mackerel are abundant.

The Strait between Bali and Lombok is replete with fish, which the local traditional fishermen fish using simple fishing tackle with a small outrigger (traditionally a wooden boat - Prahu or Sampan - with a triangular sail) and you can certainly choose to try this option to more absorb local customs.

The local government Town Board organizes annual events including boat races, fishing tournaments, parades, musical entertainment and a small festival to celebrate the occasion.

Really small and mostly used by locals who use the beach to launch their motor boats and sea kayaks.

We are situated in one of the most captivating tourist areas — the quaint and eclectic Kapa'a town — with its» wonderful little shops, restaurants, live entertainment, farmers markets, small boat harbor, adventure tours and local conveniences.

Our local boat dives are based on diving one of the many varied sites along the World Heritage Belize Barrier Reef, deep walls, spur and groove, colorful corals and sponges, swim throughs, along with an abundance of marine life both large and small will ensure that your dives will be varied during your time with us.

A small sign in the nearby village will direct you to the local boat hire area, where you can easily arrange boat trips out to Gili Nanggu and the other small islands in the area, at reasonable rates.

Smaller boats offer the benefits of being able to explore the smaller natural inlets and saltwater rivers of the surrounding waters, giving guests a closer look at the local wildlife, as well as creating a more personal atmosphere for all theSmaller boats offer the benefits of being able to explore the smaller natural inlets and saltwater rivers of the surrounding waters, giving guests a closer look at the local wildlife, as well as creating a more personal atmosphere for all thesmaller natural inlets and saltwater rivers of the surrounding waters, giving guests a closer look at the local wildlife, as well as creating a more personal atmosphere for all the tours.

Returning back to the boat where a generous, yummy BBQ lunch awaits, you continue to sail towards a small local island home to a small village of indigenous Fijians.

Locals still head out to sea every morning in small boats to bring in the daily catch, and visitors can meander along the village's 4,000 - foot long «main street» that is a pedestrian - only sidewalk adorned with colorful murals and artwork.

If you choose to hire a local fishermen, ask to see the boat before you agree on a price, since many of these boats are no more than small fiberglass boats with no shade protection.

There are no cars on Phi Phi, just simple small tracks that crisscross the island, so getting around is easy — simply take a local longtail boat, or walk.

For your convenience less than 50 yards away are boat docking facilities including pick - up for local dive / snorkelling / boating tours and a small watersports rental shack.

However, you'll still some large wooden fishing trawlers moored up at piers in Rong Thian village, nearer the mouth of the bay, and smaller boats tied up outside locals houses.

Another short boat ride will bring you to a small island where you will enjoy lunch in the home of a local family.

Here is home to local small fishing boats and luxury sailing yachts.

Here there are local small fishing boats and luxury sailing yachts in the excellent Marina and harbour, which has some of the best Fresh Fish Tavernas in the region.

With commercial development on a much smaller scale than other South Carolina beaches, Isle of Palms still offers a good variety of amenities including two championship Tom Fazio golf courses, a seven - mile long beach, and a local marina and portal to deep - sea fishing and other boating activities.

Now a permit system is in place, each local dive operator gets enough permits to fill just a small boat each day, and the places are allocated to dive guests on the basis of their stay's duration.

We catch a small boat over to the gorgeous Moyo Island where we will explore the local waterfalls and beaches this picturesque island has to offer.

A small, local marina provides the departure point for chartered boat trips and this is where holidays in Ortakent can take to the waves.

Inaladelan (also known to the locals as German Island) is a small island just 15 - 20 minutes away by boat from Port Barton, a small fishing village on the backpacker trail in Palawan.

Earlier audio - visual installations range from Baltimore (2003), which, in part through the stylisations of black action movies from the 1970s, looks at the histories, divisions and intersections of black and white cultures, through to his trilogy comprising True North (2004), Fantôme Afrique (2005) and Western Union: Small Boats (2007), all of which deal with themes of voyaging and cultural displacement on both a local and global scale.

Precariously situated at the base of the rising wave is a small rowing - boat — filled with a crowd of multi-coloured ceramic sculptures — which the artist discovered in a museum had been crafted by his great - grandfather, a boat - builder who supplied locals with the means to navigate this unstable landscape.

In the dusk gloom beneath a high dark horizon, the small boat «Subsistance» returns with its haul of ninth, the local eels central to Island diet, culture and economy.

On the side of small town appeal, Windermere is surrounded by gorgeous sand bottom lakes that are ideal for swimming, fishing, and boating, and the town's quaint Main Street is home to some lovely shopping boutiques, cafés, and local establishments that are unique to only this part of Florida.