Sentence examples for remote cove from inspiring English sources
At the depopulated stillhouse, in a preposterously scenic spot on the coast, the gift shop sells bottles of twelve-year-old Caol Ila, described as a "secret malt," produced "in a remote cove".
If you seek solitude, trek to the opposite end of Tobago, to a remote cove known as Pirate's Bay, which served as a backdrop for the 1952 filming of "Robinson Crusoe".
Three-course dinner about £36 a head On a gloriously remote cove hugged by woodland in John Buchan country, on Scotland's rocky south-west coast, this 10-bedroom, trad, privately owned hotel is also easily accessible.
But what's hidden from the public in a remote cove is the grizzly fate of the dolphins who are not selected for a show biz future.
Three of eight men who shared the houseboat reported swimming to a remote cove and hiking along a creek draining into the main reservoir on May 7.
Situated on the north tip of Western Australia, the remote site is a sun-baked haven of rocky coves, winding paths and sacred ground, where the scent of frangipani hangs in the air.
Park rangers board the ship throughout the stay, guiding tours including rain-forest hikes on land, visits to remote coves via inflatable skiff and excursions by kayak.
On rainy days there were also walks past lonely farms and remote coves, with Porth Neigwl - Hell's Mouth - and Bardsey Island never far from view.
Travelers can choose to take a four-day island trek using skis, snowshoes and crampons, or they can remain aboard the luxury vessel Clelia II, which will visit remote coves and penguin colonies before rejoining with the trekkers at the old whaling outpost of Stromness Bay.
Bathing in its afterglow I say to my family: "Let's hire a motor boat tomorrow and sail it around the archipelago, seeing various abandoned American military things and dropping anchor at little remote coves where we can leap from the boat into the sea!" "OK!" they excitedly reply.
Lampedusa's population of just under 6,000 survives on the annual influx of wealthy tourists from Italy and abroad, drawn to its remote coves and beaches, and its sleepy portside town.
