The phrase "a sunset stroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a leisurely walk taken during the time of sunset, often implying a romantic or peaceful atmosphere.
Example: "After dinner, we decided to take a sunset stroll along the beach, enjoying the beautiful colors in the sky."
Alternatives: "an evening walk" or "a twilight walk".
A sunset stroll across the bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
"For some people acting is a sunset stroll on a beach, and for others it's scaling a cliff or jumping out of a plane," he said.
Of course, we would never make such a boneheaded decision -- at least not until that evening, when we took a sunset stroll up the Kalalau Trail.
In the evenings, we often headed to Saint-Martin-de-Ré for a sunset stroll and dark chocolate ice cream from La Martinière, absolute bliss.
On a sunset stroll beside the river Padma, Rajashi hardly seems a threatening place: friends, families and couples gather to gossip and take endless selfies, watching river dolphins tumble through the muddy waters and snacking on fruit.
Kuching is defined by its historic waterfront, and the perfect introduction is to take a sunset stroll along the one-mile pedestrian promenade that follows the snaking Sarawak river.
Meanwhile should you pass through Marseille during its celebration this year as Europe's Culture Capital, it would be criminal to miss a diversionary sunset stroll along the restored dike at the opening to the old harbor where Mediterranean bound ferries pass regularly.
For a sunset cocktail, stroll over to Café del Mar (Baluarte de Santo Domingo; 575-664-65-13; www.cafedelmarcoutdoor.com), grab an outdoor stool near the rusty cannons that once guarded the city, and order a Colombian piña colada (14,000 pesos).
After sunset, stroll the romantic Kaanapali Beach Walk that goes from the Sheraton to the Hyatt Regency.
Stay for the sunset stroll.
Her photos will take you from the crystal clear waters of the Aeolian Islands to sunset strolls along a pier in Cuba and back to the empty beaches of New Zealand. .
