Sentences with phrase «wild north of the island»

At first, this might sound a strange move for a leading contemporary artist, but Doig lived there for a time as a child, and Chris Ofili also moved there from London in 2005 (the two regularly go kayaking together in the wild north of the island).

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Prioritizing the wellness of the bees that pollinate across the island's wild landscape, the honey is harvested during North America's winter season, which is the beginning of summer time in New Zealand.

Dr. Burkart is also one of the veterinarians for the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island and Dr. Grossman is the veterinarian for the Return to The Wild Red Wolf program on Alligator River Refuge.

Located in Ucluelet at terrace beach right at the start of the Wild Pacific Trail and Amphitrite point lighthouse just south of the pacific rim national park, world famous long beach, Clayoquot sound and Tofino; and just north of the Broken Group Islands and Barkley sound.

Kayaking in Okarito Lagoon on the Wild West Coast We spent a couple of restful days in Okarito, a laid - back beach community, a few miles north of Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers on the windswept west coast of the South Island.

Off Sicily's north coast we found an island of raw scenic beauty with dramatic volcanic cliffs plunging into the sea, sleepy villages amidst verdant mountains, colourful fishing boats on pebbly beaches, hills covered in wild capers and vines heavy with grapes for sweet malvasia wine.

Way Up North, the Orcas Stay and Play Up north, off the shores of mainland BC and the isolated wilds of northern Vancouver Island, you find the Northern Resident North, the Orcas Stay and Play Up north, off the shores of mainland BC and the isolated wilds of northern Vancouver Island, you find the Northern Resident north, off the shores of mainland BC and the isolated wilds of northern Vancouver Island, you find the Northern Resident orca.

The San Juan Islands, just north of Seattle, Washington, are the best place in the world to view orca whales in the wild.

A two - day paddle rounding the island's remote north shore leads to Balandra Bay, where you can hike an arroyo into the island's desert interior past saguaro - like cardon cactus and wild figs in the company of desert iguanas and big - horned sheep.

The Monte Mar Palace Hotel sits on the island's wild and unspoilt north coast with breathtaking views of the Atlantic and UNESCO - listed forests.

Port Hardy (population: 4,000) is the last bastion of civilization in the remote and wild north end of Vancouver Island.

Just an hour and a half's drive north of Seattle and south of Vancouver, The Wild Iris Inn is a fantastic base from which to explore the San Juan Islands, Mount Baker, and the great Northern Cascade Mountains.

Photo of the wild Bottlenose Dolphins surfacing in the Bay of Islands off the coastal shores of the North Island, NZ.

Lying 50 km / 31mi north - east of Zanzibar is little - visited and largely undeveloped Pemba Island, home to small fishing villages, historic ruins, and miles of wild coastline.

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is lush and green in the north, wild and untamed in the centre, and boasts endless, perfect beaches in the south.

If you fancy the Cretan weather, but don't want to go wild in one of the islands famously lively resorts then check out peaceful, family - friendly Sissi on the north coast of Greece's largest island.

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