Sentence examples for rugged shores from inspiring English sources

There are numerous cruises that tour its beautifully rugged shores.

Wales A new hiking path brings new views of rugged shores.

But between landings, in the company of whales and seabirds, we saw many rugged shores seemingly devoid of debris, and we observed not one floating human-made object.

The opulent Queen Mary 2 (left) has sailed through the Mediterranean, the fjords of Norway and along the rugged shores of New England and Canada.

But I sense that much is changing on these rugged shores – modernisation will inevitably alter the pace of life and ancient traditions.

Although Hokitika is set majestically on the rugged shores of the Tasman Sea, few of its buildings actually face the water.

The island retains the pristine timelessness that attracted Carson, with its "deep dark woodland and rugged shore".

Nearby Rocky Cape National Park is only small but it's a terrific place for walking among banksia and coastal heath and rockpool rambling along the rugged shore.

Looking at those aerial shots of lonely, wild Cape Wrath, the rugged shore of north Cornwall, the breathtaking beaches of the Gower peninsula and the eerie estuaries of Essex made me want to see it all for myself.

Clinging to the curves of the Basque country's rugged shore, its historic centre is also photogenically bookended by the imposing slopes of Monte Urgull to the east and Monte Igeldo to the west, with the glittering pin-up of La Concha beach in the middle.

Its main draw is The Food Hike, a three-mile walk along a rugged shore, with stops at food stalls for dishes such as saucy braised lamb with pickled rutabaga, and meaty baked beans with bread and pork fat honey butter – all prepared by popular chefs such as Mark Gray of Brookyln Warehouse in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Amanda Ray of Biff's Bistro in Toronto.