Sentence examples for pristine coastlines from inspiring English sources

As it stands, this Balkan beauty is still affordable by Med standards and offers pristine coastlines, undeveloped islands plus superb food and wine.

The project has drawn fierce opposition from many environmentalists and some community leaders, who describe it as a concrete gash across green Oahu that will blight pristine coastlines and farmland at the western end and throw a shadow over city streets in Honolulu.

And then there's the pristine coastline.

But the same project could endanger BC's pristine coastline.

The beach is flanked by state parks with pristine coastline, walking trails and fishing.

In 2006, the deal was inked: a giant seaport, with an 1800-meter runwouldwould be built off Okinawa's pristine coastline – all paid for with Japanese taxes.

A recent spill from an oil rig off Australia's northern coast took ten weeks to plug, prompting activists to redouble their opposition to oil-and-gas development along Western Australia's pristine coastline.

Part of a slick formed when the stricken tanker Prestige leaked more than 3,000 tons of fuel oil into the Atlantic last week has washed up along 150 miles of pristine coastline in the Galicia region, which is famous for seafood.

An overabundance of natural beauty and unspoilt landscape, from the dramatic peaks of the Cuillin Hills to the shimmering lochs and pristine coastline, draw many tourists who would happily stay in a leaky caravan or a fluttering tent.

No brash, high-rise resorts choke its 1,000 miles of pristine coastline, but a handful of tasteful hotels have been allowed on the coast around the capital of Muscat.

Still, with the longest and most pristine coastline in the Mediterranean, Libya is loaded with potential and high expectations for travelers and adventurers to rediscover what has been out of reach for so long.