There's the opportunity to take a ferry to spy some of the largely inaccessible mountains that sit next to the take, or you can go for a paddle yourself.
Almost 70% of South Sudan is inaccessible during the rainy season and WFP is using the current dry period to prepare for the coming downpour.
Paris is both near and distant; it is a few short steps away, but in terms of jobs, housing, making a life, for these young people it is as inaccessible and far away as America.
"The entire west coast is uninhabited and inaccessible except to the dedicated walker," it warned, rather too enticingly.
The working-class neighbourhood of Sewri lies at the northern end of Mumbai's 28km-long eastern waterfront, a historic port area that is largely inaccessible.
In countries where sanitary products are inaccessible or unaffordable, menstruation can mean missed school for girls (UNICEF estimates 10% of African girls don't attend school during their periods) and an increased dropout rate, missed work for women and repeated vaginal infections because of unsanitary menstrual products.
A popular excursion from here is a through-Andes ferry-and-bus ride to Puerto Varas in Chile, allowing you to see the further reaches of the lakes that are inaccessible by road.
It can ultimately put people off drinking quality coffee because it makes them think it's this inaccessible product.
However, data from the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation conducted in communities most affected by HIV shows that VCT is often inaccessible or inadequately performed.
In many areas of Uganda public health facilities are virtually inaccessible, and those who do manage to reach them may find their walls crumbling, clinics under-staffed, and shelves empty of drugs.
But, at the same time, the financial resources and medical procedures that enabled Jenner's beauty are inaccessible to the vast majority of trans women, who remain one of the poorest demographic groups in the country even as so many of us are in need of expensive medical services to feel comfortable in our bodies.
