Sentence examples for pristine shores from inspiring English sources

Rent kayaks from across the street (around £10 per day) and explore the archipelago's pristine shores.

"I wasn't looking for a country place," said Francis O'Brien, a management consultant from Washington, who fell in love with Nova Scotia's pristine shores while visiting a Celtic music festival.

A mill on the pristine shores of Lake Baikal, in Russia, has been dumping bleach into the world's biggest body of (once) freshwater for many years.Facing demands for deep cuts in CO2 emissions, CEPI decided to see if technological change could yield more than just marginal improvements.

The most pristine shores of all are a half-hour ferry ride away, on the island of Port-Cros, the smallest of France's national parks.

The main building, with four bedrooms, is made of logs and huge glass windows that overlook the pristine shores of Lake Gutiérrez.

But the appeal of the Seychelles goes far beyond its pristine shores.

The weed, a floating species of algae known as Sargassum that inhabits the Sargasso Sea, had completely filled the bay on which the hotel sits and created piles as high as five feet tall on the usually pristine shore.

A series of bombings at local bars, none regular tourist haunts, has tarnished the island's image as a tranquil vacation spot where the loudest sound one can expect to hear is ocean waves crashing against the pristine shore.

I was at the bottom of the ocean in Brooklyn when it dawned on me why I love New York City beaches even more than those pristine, remote shores seen in vacation brochures.

Yet, because wise commissioners have managed over the years to push back against nuclear power plants and sprawling developments, Californians can visit rocky shores, pristine beaches and ocean-view bluffs where marine animals, birds and plant life flourish.  .

Almost unknown, even by locals, the pristine beaches and verdant shores are a rustic paradise.