Sentences with phrase «then hit the beach»

We stayed in Old San Juan for the first half and then hit the beach for the second half!

I know what you're thinking, I can't inhale a burger and then hit the beach in bathing suit.

Collect a salt water fishing licence, clam rake, and callipers at local businesses like Got ta Go Fish» n, then hit the beach in search of the legendary Pismo lam, the largest clam along the California coast.

You'll then hit the beach where local fisherman will be divvying up their morning catch straight from the ocean, you'll fill up on a big Balinese breakfast, then take to the kitchen dressed in full chef attire ready to learn the secrets of 20 traditional Balinese recipes, all under the guidance of Heinz von Holzen who has written five books on Balinese and Indonesian cuisine.

This means you can embark on a ski vacation at your deeded timeshare at Marriott's StreamSide, and then hit the beach at Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club the next!

I am 4 hours away from the beach but if a significant event occurred, I would attend and then hit the beach.

Not exact matches

If Neller's September vision for HIMARs holds, and the Marine Corps starts adapting TTPs for launching naval gunfire on the fly — which the Anchorage test suggests it is — then Marines can expect to find themselves engaging targets while still rocking and bobbing at sea... long before they hit the beach or fast - rope into some poor schmuck's compound.

I'm thinking the zoo and then we will hit the beach.

If you're hitting the beach then avoid these:

Like to hang out with close friends camping beach hit up a nice pub every now and then I write music and read alot of anthropology

If you are a frequent beach - goer, it's likely you have a routine down every time you visit the shore: Spread out the towel, lather on sunscreen, hit the water, and then return to sunbathe.

Jane Shaker, 56, of Indian Harbor Beach, hit a Jeep Grand Cherokee from behind then lost control and struck a home in the 1400 block of South Orlando Avenue.

Then drive north for another 45 minutes until you hit Devonport, a bustling coastal city known for its great beaches and walking and cycling tracks.

Enjoy an orientation walk in the old town of Kerkyra, then enjoy free time to hit the beach and the clubs in the evening.

Spend the morning on the beach or enjoying a quiet breakfast, then shop for fruit and produce at a local market before hitting the road and heading westward.

Hit the beach and explore the outdoors, then connect with the locals in homestays and make friends for life as you hit the sites with other young people like yourseHit the beach and explore the outdoors, then connect with the locals in homestays and make friends for life as you hit the sites with other young people like yoursehit the sites with other young people like yourself.

After the introductory session, you will then hit the water, either in a confined space like a pool or in the shallow waters off the pristine sands of Playa Uvas (Uvas Beach).

Drive straight until you hit the beach (4 km) then turn right.

Check out the historic town and then hightail it to Singing Sands, one of more than 90 beaches on P.E.I. and named for the squeaky sound made when your feet hit the sand.

Then, hit one of the world's best beaches for an island barbecue.

Then head to the beach and hit the sand, learning the basics before you enter the water.

Then hit Palm Beach to lunch and relax on a complimentary lounge chair.

Stylishly refurbished & opposite Main Beach, soak up the beach charm then hit the surf, sand & sBeach, soak up the beach charm then hit the surf, sand & sbeach charm then hit the surf, sand & shops!

If untouched beaches is what you are looking for then hit Ubud, the southern region of Bali, which have them close - by and are best kept such as Jimbaran, Kuta and Sanur.

This is important for understanding the public response... you can't sit on the beach and see the sea levels rising and start to hit the alarm bells, yet this is what most people would consider to be important (things in the here and now, not the there and then).