Free Beaches Most of the beaches near Port Antonio are free, tucked into breaks along the rocky coastline between town and Boston Bay to the east.
Today: Death sentences upheld in Egyptian soccer riot case, Haitians work to restore northern coastline, Bolivian town ban booze sales for a month, and an elderly German woman is happy to complete her education at last.
But in the poorer fishing regions farther north along the mountainous coastline, many towns have barely finished the first basic tasks of survival.
The two sections combined are only 5.3 km long, but since they use very constricted routes defined by rugged terrain, proximity of coastline, numerous towns and villages, existing dense road network, and further transport corridors reserved for planned lowland railroad between Rijeka and Zagreb, the sections will include five viaducts and three tunnels in addition to the new interchanges.
The small fibreglass boat was just 25 metres from the Turkish coastline near the town of Doğanbey when it partially capsized.
An estimated 2m people in 41 provinces had been affected by the typhoon Source: AP Debris clogs the coastline in the town of Guiuan in Eastern Samar province Source: AFP A military truck carrying residents passes through a devastated area.
Further along the coast from Tacloban, cargo ships ploughed into the coastline at Anibong town.
Plettenberg Bay is one of South Africa's most stunning chunks of coastline, and the town was bracing itself for the arrival of thousands of students who come each December for the "Plett Rage" - a riot of post-exams music and excess.
From the coastline, through the towns of Okuma, Futaba and Namie, are huge patches of ground where the additional annual dose of radiation is more than 50 millisieverts.
All along the Sicilian coastline, in port towns better known for their beaches than for refugee crises, local authorities are begging for help – from Rome, certainly, but also from Brussels.
