Sentence examples for manmade beaches from inspiring English sources

Local residents head for the manmade beaches on Sentosa Island, south of the city, on weekends.

It's a 45-minute drive to the sandy beaches of the Morbihan coast, and nearby Lac de Guerlédan has several manmade beaches where little ones can swim (although during summer 2015 it's being emptied for repairs to the dam).

Castaway Cay was once like its neighboring islands, but now it had a fake pirate boat washed up on a sandbank, manmade beaches lined by too-cute boutiques and bar shacks, and an airstrip with a Donald Duck plane parked on it.

All but a few of the rooms have adjoining hammocks and some back on to a little manmade beach.

The less athletic can watch the action from Strandbad Seewinkel, a manmade beach on an 8km promenade in Herrsching.

If none of the above appeals, there is a lovely manmade beach, and many areas to enjoy both a picnic and the fantastic view.

The resort has its own little private manmade beach with just a dozen or so sunbeds and a double hammock among the palms.

Cormoran Lodge has spacious cabins on stilts looking over the lake, and relaxing or high-energy activity: kayaking along the lush coast, birdwatching, or sipping delicious fresh plum juice on the manmade beach.

A dockland development, Tjuvholmen (Thieves Island, because it used to be populated by, you guessed it, thieves) faces out to the archipelago, with a boutique hotel, The Thief, along with restaurants, coffee bars, ice-cream stalls and shops, culminating in a surreal manmade sandy beach littered with contemporary sculptures.

Investors there bought the ship for $100 million and intend to make it a permanently moored hotel, entertainment complex and museum at the Palm Jumeirah, billed as the world's largest manmade island and beach resort.

Each 12-hour festival, hosted at the opulent Atlantis hotel, attracts thousands of revellers to the long strip of beach on the manmade island of Palm Jumeirah, which faces inwards towards the mainland.