Sentence examples for immaculate beach from inspiring English sources

To the north the widest, most immaculate beach I've ever seen stretches for miles, like a bolt of raw silk unspooled between sea and jungle.

The swimming pool has a swim-up bar, ringed by half-submerged stools; many guests stay around the pool (preferring it to the immaculate beach).

Find it on Google Maps This relaxing area of meadows and an immaculate beach is equipped for all sorts of activities.

The D.R.'s classiest, most famous resort since 1974, Casa de Campo is part of a massive, 7,000-acre 7,000-acremunity that includes thresortrld-renowned Pete Dye golf communityan immaculathateach, a marincludes quainthreewn" of Altos de Chavon, and numerous other on-site activities.

Volcanic craters, waterfalls, and those immaculate beaches — shocking things when you're coming from Europe.

Not only are they a nature-lover's gem -- full of jagged limestone, lush flora, immaculate beaches and neon birds -- they're also brimming with historical remains.

SINGAPORE — The skyscrapers and immaculate beaches of this seaport look out on one of the world's largest parking lots: mile after mile of empty cargo ships, as far as the eye can see.

"With 15km of immaculate, white, sandy beach, Roman ruins to visit, and mountain bikes to explore on, the Troia peninsula offers an excellent place to take the family for some early summer sun away from the crowds," says Rosanna Melaragni of Sunvil Discovery (020-8758 4722; sunvil.co.uk).

It's an archipelago of turquoise sea, jagged limestone islands with underground rivers, virgin rainforest and, of course, immaculate white sandy beaches.

North of the Kennedy Space Center stretches 24 miles of immaculate and undeveloped public beach where it's possible to stroll along white dunes without ever seeing more than a sea turtle or a bald eagle.

Now the beach is immaculate, no crabs, no birds -- nothing.