Sentences with phrase «waters over the barrier»

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Having a wide range of price points allows for a low barrier of entry into the world of bottled water, but then allows consumers to upgrade incrementally over time.

Instruct bather to fill the Tubby Table shape cups with water by squeezing a soaking wet washcloth or sponge, Use the Tubby Table as a barrier over which to toss rolled up wash cloths or water - friendly balls back and forth with a bath mate, similar to a game of volleyball or tennis.

«We're now at a point where we've lost close to half of the corals in shallow - water habitats across the northern two - thirds of the Great Barrier Reef due to back - to - back bleaching over two consecutive years,» said Prof Sean Connolly of Coral CoE at James Cook University.

A water barrier forms over the surface of the sponge which makes it feel very slick (almost slimy), but in a good way.

A barrier - free shower should feature a slightly sloped floor, so the water runs into the drain and not all over.

Palm Cove combines the charm of a seaside village and resort style luxuries with the serene beauty of its palm fringed white sandy beach with views over the aqua waters to the Great Barrier Reef.

Riley's route included a final leg from South Water Caye to Tobacco - 3 miles of blast - reaching over flat water in the lee of the barrier Water Caye to Tobacco - 3 miles of blast - reaching over flat water in the lee of the barrier water in the lee of the barrier reef.

The Belize Barrier Reef offers the discriminating diver the best in Scuba Diving in Belize, and the Blue Marlin is the only PADI Dive Resort (R - 2354) on South Water Caye operating for over 20 years.

Heavy surf can bring waves that crash over the barriers of the pool, but most of the time the water is glass - like and visitors can take a dip while seeing through the clear water to the marine life below.

The lagoon itself consists of over 100 square miles of clear blue water surrounded by the protective arms of some 30 solid kilometres of barrier reef.

Imagine your first time diving in the warm waters of the Belize Barrier Reef gliding over magnificent coral formations populated by schools of colorful fish.

Divers from all over the world are discovering Belize's exotic marine life and pristine waters and attest to the barrier reef being a colossal aquarium of exotic critters, graceful invertebrates, and colorful sea life.

The rise and fall of sea level over the millennia, coupled with natural karst topography and clear waters, results in a diverse submarine seascape of patch reefs, fringing reefs, faros, pinnacle reefs, barrier reefs as well as off - shelf atolls, rare deep water coral reefs and other unique geological features such as the Blue Hole and Rocky Point where the barrier reef touches the shore.

Visit «The Holes» and swim through sun filled waters over the great barrier reef, and scale the Seahorse Wall, where yellow, green and brown sea horses can be seen up close on the Reef Runner Divers Fun Dive.

This beautiful Island is just off Belize's Barrier Reef and is just over a mile north of the English Caye Deep Water Channel and Water Caye, where all major ships including cruise ships, pass on their way to the Belize Mainland.

Snorkel in the warm, crystalline water to see the Great Barrier Reef swarm with colorful creatures; visit local wildlife refuges to see over 500 species of animals, or a literal «butterfly jungle»; or just sip fresh fruit elixirs on the beach.

Synergy II sails over one of the seven natural wonders of our planet — the Great Barrier Reef — which has been created over millions of years with pristine waters teeming with marine life.

With visibility of over 200 feet you can see why it is known to have the clearest waters in the world and the third largest barrier reef.

As you cruise above Trinity Inlet and over Cape Flattery, you will soon watch as the golden sands of the surrounding coastline transcend into the azure blue waters of the Great Barrier Reef.

Whether it be skydiving over the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns, scuba diving with sharks, white water rafting on the wild Tully River, hand feeding massive crocodiles or Canyoning in Cairns, the Great Barrier Reef region is the ideal destination for every adrenaline seeker.

For guests who wish to see the iconic Great Barrier Reef there is no better departure point than Port Douglas as this is the closest you can get to the most pure body of water in the world which is home to over 1,500 species of reef fish, 411 types of hard corals, 30 species of marine mammals, six types of sea turtles, 134 species of rays and sharks.

Situated 20 minutes from Cairns City and 10 minutes from beautiful Palm Cove and the northern beaches, the location is absolutely gorgeous having the bungy tower right over the small river, being surrounded by the world heritage rainforest and magnificent views over the trees and out to the waters of Great Barrier Reef.

Great Barrier Reef, Cape Tribulation, and the Daintree are just a couple of the more popular attractions, and for the thrill seekers skydiving, bungee jumping, hot air - ballooning, or white water rafting might be more your style, with over 200 adventures on offer, there is definitely something for everyone.

I hope that in 50 years time as Australians swelter in debilitating heatwaves, battle fierce bushfires, fight over dwindling water resources, lament the loss of unique species and tell stories recalling the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef, they will be reminded of the names of those who refused to act in the face of overwhelming evidence of what lay ahead.

Layering a vintage kilim over a natural sisal rug acts as an attractive barrier against water, sand, and other elements.