Because the islands are car-free and the peninsula served only by boat and bumpy sand roads, this stretch of coast is still relatively inaccessible and, for now at least, gloriously unspoilt.
For years, thousands of paintings owned by the British public have been hidden away and inaccessible - until now.
Supporters of the idea, including the National Park Service, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Howard Golden, the Brooklyn borough president, say a comprehensive ferry system would help to revitalize vacant waterfront property, reduce the dependency on private cars and lure tourists to attractions that are, for now, largely inaccessible by public transportation.
According to Japanese media reports, the site was specifically set up to connect "crime mates" online (it's now inaccessible for obvious reasons).
Valencia is Spain's third largest city and has, until now, been inaccessible for those wanting to travel on a tight budget.
After the letter was deleted, the Wujie website was inaccessible for a while, but is now up and running again.
But for now the gothic romance is an inaccessible madwoman locked up in fiction's unvisited attic.
But for now, with the exception of its digital footprint, the place remains largely inaccessible.
For now, at least, there's a certain poetry to the fact that it's inaccessible to all but the weird few.
As a result, the mayor and the chancellor were stoutly criticized for being inaccessible, and officials now acknowledge that it was a mistake to slight the Council.
Lesions previously considered relatively inaccessible can now be safely biopsied.
