Sentences with phrase «winding coastal road»

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It's one of Malaysia's bigger holiday resorts, and is located about 15 kilometres west of Georgetown along a winding coastal road.

Driving along the winding coastal road, you'll pass several villages, rivers and an abundance of tropical vegetation.

To see what the Caribbean was like before direct flights and cruise ships, take the winding coastal road north from Tobago's capital of Scarborough.

Next day, I drive east, taking a winding coastal road through olive groves, passing abandoned farm buildings and tomato greenhouses, in various stages of decay.

Our first impression of Audi's latest TT was formed while behind the wheel of the Roadster, navigating a winding coastal road near the San Francisco airport.

In our week with the car, we drove it more than 600 miles in mainly freeway driving and through the winding coastal roads of Northern California.

See the wild side of Norway on a tour that delivers up lashings of nature's most impressive performances, from waterfalls to winding coastal roads.

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By 2000, coastal roads that had flooded only during major hurricanes were going underwater when high tides coincided with strong southerly winds.

Hi Rena, that feeling reminds me of several coastal roads very narrow, winding, some can be avoided by taking highways, but others need to pass so close to the cliff that fear can make you do something stupid....

Grab a pair of binoculars and head to the following hot spots: Boyes Drive, which winds up above Muizenberg and Kalk Bay; Fish Hoek — a great place to spot the whales along Jager's Walk; Chapman's Peak Drive is worth driving without the promise of whales, but there is a good chance that you will spot them above Hout Bay; drive the coastal road from Fish Hoek to Simon's Town and beyond, in particular look out between Boulders and Smitswinkelbaai.

It's great fun winding around the coastal roads, or heading inland to explore the rugged hills, populated with old castles, churches, dovecoats, windmills and some of the prettiest villages in Greece.

Every s - bend of the 9 km rocky coastal winding road brings another legendary view.

When you wander up the R27 coastal road that winds up the West Coast of South Africa, you pass through towns and villages that make you think you have somehow stepped back in time.

With its spectacular ocean views, St. James Seaforth is set above the coastal road that winds its way...

The road heads through plantations and into the National Park, before winding through indigenous coastal forest to the mouth of the Storms River.

It's no surprise, Great Ocean Road won «Ultimate Road Trip» with stunning coastal scenery, winding roads and delightful villages to stop at along the way, it's definitely a «must do» in Australia.

It is comparable to Big Sur in California with coastal views, winding roads, and many, many scenic viewpoints.

Beginning just over one hours» drive from Melbourne at the coastal town of Torquay, the road winds its way along rugged coastline between Torquay and Warrnambool and features dramatic rock formations and lush rainforests.

What follows is a stunning drive along winding mountain roads, past quiet lakes and through a majestic coastal rainforest.

22 km north of Corfu Town and a half - hour walk north of Nissaki, down a steep, winding track off Corfu's north - east coastal road.

Follow the historical Great Ocean Road, one of the world's most scenic coastal routes, as it winds along Victoria's southwest coast, passing long golden beaches, rugged sandstone cliffs and eucalypt - tree rainforest.

Embark on a wonderful motorcycle tour which takes you through varied terrain; from stunning coastal roads, to roads winding through the hills.

In contrast, while many African countries experience a similar trend in rapid urban coastal growth, the level of economic development is generally lower and consequently the capacity to adapt is smaller Coastal industries, their supporting infrastructure including transport (ports, roads, rail and airports), power and water supply, storm water and sewerage are highly sensitive to a range of extreme weather and climate events including temporary and permanent flooding arising from extreme precipitation, high winds, storm surges and sea level rise.