Sentences with phrase «using local boat»

it is also appointed as a point for crossing the Bali Strait to Nusa Penida using local boat and surf spots which are available at the shore break.

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Longtime Suffolk County prosecutor John Scott Prudenti regularly collected thousands of dollars from local defense attorneys for the use of his boat, potentially violating county ethics and professional conduct standards.

Also at 11 a.m., state and local officials will «Christen the Harbor» to celebrate the opening of the signature new marina at the transformative $ 480 million Mohawk Harbor mixed - use development, featuring 50 boat slips, amphitheater, and kayak launch, Mohawk Harbor, 221 Harborside Dr., Schenectady.

For example, we purchased the marine map on our living room wall for just $ 15 at a local boat supply store, and used a staple gun to attach it to quarter round from Home Depot and jute twine for hanging.

With this being the only boat of this nature in regular use, this is a date night that only a handful of people will be able to enjoy, making it a fantastic choice for couples who revel in their uniqueness whilst local dating in Oswestry.

It is great to know that there are others in the area in the same boat as you, so try using a local phone dating service today.

After a flight and two boat trips, I settled in at the Tambopata Research Center, which is a lovely lodge constructed in the local style, with thatched roofing and no walls, for the use of researchers studying the local macaw population.

The Paraw is a traditional Filipino fishing boat, used by the locals long before the island became a tourist destination.

Join a boat full of local anglers to get the best tips on where to fish and what bait to use to catch the sailfish, snapper and grouper out at sea.

-- For daily trips around Gili islands and Kuta we use traditional wooden boats which are perfectly adapted to the local navigation and transport divers and snorkelers on board.

Despite the fact that Mui Ne may be moving upmarket, with its low - rise resorts amongst swaying palm trees and sand dunes, the original fishing village is still there, with giant round boats which the locals use to catch fish on a daily basis.

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.

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

The tour is enhanced by the inclusion of some «CGH Earth» hotels, which are harmonious to the local environment with high standards - for example at the Spice Village, Periyar, the fine» 50 - mile» restaurant only uses ingredients from within 50 miles and the colonial style bar reflects its hill station history, whilst «Coconut Lagoon» is only accessible by boat and the «Eighth Bastion» lies within the Fort Cochin area.

For our house reef and wreck dive day trips we use our two local Thai style boats, typical of this area - the longtail boat - which we have specially adapted for diving, with a covered roof to protect you from the midday sun and a ladder to assist you on entering the boat from the water.

The packages involve accommodations in a charming condo, daily, private 2 hour surf lessons, surf tour to a local beach, round trip airport transfer, unlimited use of extensive surfboard fleet, daily breakfast, any of the two activities from canopy tour, snorkeling, estuary river boat, horseback riding, yoga, massage and sailing sunset tour, photography session and many other amenities.

Wave and tidal currents are not a problem, but power boats from local resorts use this passage because it is the only cut in the western limb of the atoll.

The Scuba Dive Group Packages include: 7 nights superior accommodation, 12 boat dives and xtra scheduled shore diving, substitution day dive for night dive to max of two, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, all tax and service, airport transfer both ways, a welcome cocktail, manager's rum punch party, mini-sailing, windsurfing, snorkeling, use of tennis court, tennis equipment, guided tour of Old French Colonial Plantation, basket of local fruit, use of beach chairs and beach towels and last, no least — the private group farewell party!

Materials were sourced locally and all furnishings created with traditional skills: huge marble baths carved from single blocks of Romblon marble and wooden baths crafted using traditional boat - building techniques; local wood and rattan sourced from sustainable supplies; cushions made from tribal fabrics, woven by craftspeople from Mindanao in the South; and intricate wooden chests carved by indigenous Palawan woodcarvers.

Guests also have access to a private boat, which can be used to explore nearby islands, world - class diving sites, and local villages.

With your curiousness to discover, you will be very surprised and realized how interesting and hard life local fisherman is by learning how to lift the big fishing net out of the water, how to use the little basket boat locally called «THÚNG CHAI» to get fish out of the net and how to spread the unique fishing net named «RO» into a professional circle to catch fish and many kinds of samples.

The «YAMMY» is our local reef boat and has a low drought, is simple to use for quick sessions to any one of our local surf breaks.

For traveling to and from each of the Gilis, locals usually use motorized boats and speedboats.

An ever dwindling number of fishermen continue the tradition of building and using the totora boats which Huanchaco locals claim were the first precursors to surf boards.

The boats are 25m long (the MV Petchmanee, used for further dive sites) and 13m long (the MV Ing Mari, used for the local sites), and feature sundeck and seating area, canopy, toilet and shower, kit up & storage area, twin engines, tank racks and steel ladders.

The locals use this waterway to go about their daily business and the boats look just like ours but with a little lawnmower engine for power.

- Guests are treated to luxury accommodations at Chabil Mar and Bolontiku where cool breezes and lush environs are unsurpassed, - Travelers visit sites like Mystic Lake Peten Itza, Tikal, Mayan ruins, jungles and the world's only Jaguar preserve, - Optional excursions to national parks in both countries can be mixed and matched to suit guests, particularly on days that are reserved for leisure, - Breakfasts, lunches and dinners are included with stays at both resorts and delicious meals are provided when guests go on tours and outings, - Exciting activities like horseback riding, zip lining, snorkeling, scuba diving and strolling local markets are all available during this two - country sojourn, - Complimentary extras like fruit baskets, light refreshments, cocktails, tropical flowers and Belize chocolates are provided, and - Couples are invited to use the pedal boats, kayaks, paddle boards, bicycles and golf carts gratis at both resorts.

Although rugged and leaning towards local activities such as fishing and boating, some tourist activities use Mertasari as a starting point for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and even as a take - off and landing field for paramotoring and paragliding.

Whichever ports your boat uses, the boat operator normally provides a transfer to the boat from the local airport or hotels (if you overnight beforehand).

We travel to Nusa Penida from Sanur beach using ocean going speedboats, rather than the local «Jukung» outrigger boats which are used for in shore diving operations, this can take around 45 mins to get to the first of the many dive locations.

To cruise the archipelago, we use traditional local boats where divers can sleep in shared cabins or on the deck with mattresses.

The boats are simple 12 metre local wooden boats, used by most of the dive resorts in the area.

Through this process, the groups representing broad interests from local town officials and chambers of commerce to the Department of Defense and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, sought to identify the areas that balanced high suitability for wind development and potentially conflicting uses, such as artificial reefs, areas of high boat traffic, military activity, and areas of high bird activity like Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and around Winyah Bay.

A local agent can show you quotes for the type of boat you use, and help you find the right level of coverage for your usual boating activities.

A local agent can show you personalized liability coverage options, tailored to the way you use your boat.

Long a destination stop for the boating community, it is visited daily by locals and tourists using the ferry system.