"pristine sea" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a sea that is still unspoiled and in a natural or untouched state. For example, "The tropical island was surrounded by a pristine sea, teeming with abundant marine life."
Now the dramatic coastline and pristine sea -- arguably the least spoiled in the Mediterranean -- are being rediscovered by a new generation of vacationers.
We are using pristine sea urchin on a few different dishes, as well as coho salmon caviar.
The best way to "get" him is to join his nearly 12 million million Instagram followers and dive into photos of the bearded, barrel-chested man debarking private jets with topless women, sitting on a throne next to a lion, diving into a pristine sea while a yacht can be seen in the background, and walking pensively through the woods with an assault rifle.
Hikers swing through town before setting off to explore the region's temperate rain forests and pristine seas.
But this is the Musandam Peninsula of Oman, an Arabian land of pristine seas, jagged peaks and, for the moment, few tourists.
It has faced opposition from environmental groups and Alaska Natives who worry that extensive petroleum activities will foul the pristine seas and harm wildlife, including bowhead whales, ice seals, polar bears and walruses.
But some progress is being made to protect what are among the most pristine seas in the world, rich in biodiversity and relatively untouched by human activity.For an area to be protected, one (or more) of the convention's 25 member countries must formally propose it.
But the remaining 50 islands and reefs which stretch over hundreds of square miles of some of the most pristine seas in the world are now uninhabited and it is the dream of many Chagossian families living in exile mainly in Britain and Mauritius to return.
Our National Geographic Pristine Seas project and partners are working to inspire leaders to protect more of the ocean.
Now, imagine pristine seas where exotic wildlife, some traveling great distances to feed or have their young, are found in abundance.
He created and leads National Geographic Pristine Seas, an exploration, research and media project to help save the last wild places in the ocean.
