Sentences with phrase «travel along the sea»

Travel along the Sea - to - Sky Highway offering stunning scenic ocean vistas of Howe Sound, soaring mountains, dramatic waterfalls and bustling communities.

Travel along the Sea - to - Sky corridor (Highway 99) from Vancouver to just north of Whistler.

At the Dolphin Coast Protea Hotel - large angular building Marine DriveContinue along the beach road to BloubergstrandOnce on Marine Drive you travel along the sea - front, past traffic circle (on Blouberg Rd.) until the first proper street you can turn left into4 km Sir David Baird Rd. Turn left into Sir David Baird Rd.. There is a high rise in front of you as you turn left and a signpost Ons Huisie Rest.

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Data - loggers installed along a narrow travel pathway from the sea were used to gather accurate data on how much time tagged adult birds spent away from the island and how frequently they returned to feed their chicks.

Freighters, tankers and container ships could navigate the Northwest Passage, hugging Canada's northern coast, or travel along Russia's polar shore on the Northern Sea Route, which could cut costs and time for shipments between European and Asian markets.

There is not to much to say about me, I am traveling for a living over the seven seas at least 270 days a year, and I love it (but thinking of settling on land if the right person comes along) I have a sharp personality and I congratulate the person who can stand up to me, hard on the outside and...

The road they're travelling along is the sort we in the UK often fantasise about, smoothly (but by no means flawlessly) surfaced and curling through a sea of gorse.

We took the xDrive50i out in the first leg of our drive, traveling over 200 km along the Sea to Sky Highway in Vancouver.

Whether you're traveling by land, sea, or air, bringing your four - legged family along for the ride can be quite a handful!

One plausible theory holds that people living along the coast of East Africa carried on a lively trade with Asian sea - faring people, who sometimes traveled with a now - extinct ridged dog from the island of Phu Quoc (part of modern Vietnam).

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This tour travels along the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park coastline with unique features such as frozen rivers of fire and lava falls, ocean lava tubes, sea arches, and newly forming black sand beaches.

Beginning in the Bering and Chukchi seas and ending in the warm - water lagoons of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula and the southern Gulf of California, they travel along the west coast of Canada, the United States and Mexico.

Many holidaymakers travel to the mountains for hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter, and hotels and restaurants are springing up along the Black Sea coast to cater for the summer tourists.

Maybe; but more likely, you will see sea lions as we travel near the bait barges in the bay along with many other sea wildlife.

The best adventure travel in Croatia involves the Adriatic Sea, which runs along Croatia's west coast.

Glaciers to Greymouth Leaving the Glaciers behind the dense rain forests line the road as we travel north along the narrow coastal plain between the mountains and the sea.

Most rafting tours, like SPLASHER»S OCEAN ADVENTURES, depart from Honokohau Marina near Kailua - Kona and travel along the Kona Coast to snorkeling destinations; DOLPHIN DISCOVERIES and SEA QUEST launch from Keauhou Bay, the closest boat harbor to the island's most - coveted snorkeling sites.

Travel along the Grand Bahama coast, admiring the twilight views of the island and sea as the sun starts sinking toward the horizon.

Holidays include travel on iconic trains, scenic cruises along river or sea, sightseeing, select meals, and more.

The best of this month: • Historic city of Paramaribo, Suriname • Watching sea turtles laying eggs, French Guiana • Festival in Mazagão, Brazil • Travel by boat along the Amazon river, Brazil

Travel along the Coorong wetlands area, an inland sea of shallow lagoons where the River Murray meets the sea to Kingston South East.

Our other two Baja trips use sea kayaks to travel the eastern shore of the peninsula, along the Sea of Cortsea kayaks to travel the eastern shore of the peninsula, along the Sea of CortSea of Cortez.

Day 3 Travel along the Caspian Sea shore to Gobustan, famous for its archaeological monuments.

If you are about to travel to one of the fantastic vacation destinations in Mexico along the Caribbean Sea, you do not want to miss your chance at visiting some of the incredible archaeological sites on the Yucatan Peninsula.

As you travel along this rugged coast, every turn reveals a wide - open sweep of the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea and, if you're keen to ride the waves, your Luxury Retreats concierge can organize a boat tour to take you to the sights best approached by water.

From anywhere on the Placencia peninsula you can dive along the reef, swim in the warm sea water, look for scarlet macaws in Red Bank Village to the southwest (between December and February), explore the Mayan ruins at Mayflower and hike to the waterfalls there, or, on a full day trip, travel to the Mayan sites at Lubaantun and Nim Li Punit near Punta Gorda, or treat yourself to some of the best sportfishing in the country.

At Cape Reinga you view the blending of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean, and an understanding of the Maori myths and legends of the area, go sand boarding down the giant sand dunes and travel along Ninety Mile Beach the highway of the north.

At Cape Reinga you view the blending of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean and get an understanding of the Maori myths and legends of the area, go sand boarding down the giant sand dunes and travel along Ninety Mile Beach, the highway of the north.

Simpson Travel's destinations are just as varied: Turkey's dramatic coastline is peppered with timeless villages and ancient ruins; traditional artistic towns and family - friendly beaches can be found all the way along Mallorca's northwest coast; sun - lovers enjoy Corsica's pristine beaches while hikers rise to the challenge of its coastal and mountain routes; and in traditional Greek towns olive groves tumble down to the Ionian Sea.

As you keep traveling along the fifth floor into the Anti-Art movement, you see excerpts from a film about Marcel Duchamp, Silence, Sea and Marcel Duchamp, (1968 and 1994), paraphernalia from the Fluxus group, and an homage to Alan Kaprow, Nam June Paik and Happenings.

Harnett juxtaposes the material that resulted from this travel with his recent film Hopes for unity, self articulation and sustainability of a group (2018), which derives from his previous experience of staying with the Agta, an indigenous people who live in isolated mountainous parts of the island of Luzon, the Philippines, along with saltwater aquariums inhabited by North Sea anemones.

Anyway, could the presence of these eddy swirls (and the sea - surface temperature garbling that goes along with them) have an impact on the sea - surface temperature record by ships traveling unbeknownst through them over the last 50 - 100 years?

Aboard the M / S Noorderlicht, a hundred - year old Dutch schooner, we left Longyearbyen one week ago in the Norwegian territory of Svalbard, the most northerly point in the world with regular air service, for several weeks traveling the Arctic through open sea and sheltered bays, stopping along the way to respond to the landscape in uniquely artistic ways.

It could very well be that general warming along with high sea - surface temperatures have lengthened the tropical storm season, making it more likely that a Sandy could form, travel so far north, and have an opportunity to interact with a deep jet - stream trough associated with the strong block, which is steering it westward into the mid-Atlantic.

The Beluga Fraternity and the Beluga Foresight put out to sea from the South Korean port city of Ulsan in late July 2009 and reached Rotterdam in record time by traveling along the Siberian coast.

As it happens, the extra heat travels into shallow seas along the continental shelf and, over time, the warming also spreads to the deep seabed, destabilizing methane hydrates and free gas trapped over millennia in the permafrost cap.

The close connection is represented in the many stories of the physical and social world passed on by ancestors — stories that often start out at sea and move closer to land — stories creating seascapes of islands, reefs, sandbars — and travel on to create the landscapes.8 They are evidenced in song and storylines, ceremonies, dance, art works, coastal shell middens, and many sacred sites, places and artefacts along the coastline of Australia.

This route, which starts through Montenegro countryside, eventually travels south along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea past the popular resort town of Budva to Sveti Stephan.