Sentence examples for sand shore from inspiring English sources

Everything was hard-edged, almost cinematic, focused on sea, sand, shore and sky.

As bioluminescence roiled around my ankles, I waded toward a white sand shore fringed with palms to where several thatched villas set in foliage awaited, and the travails of the long odyssey effortlessly evanesced.

View from Kennedy Island to Olasana But I don't have to dog-paddle to JFK's minute cow-pat with the beige sand shore and the green jungly fronds.

As many as 2,200 giant Aldabra tortoises roam freely through the forest, and rare hawksbill and green turtles can be seen too as they come to nest on the white sand shores from October to January each year.

From the island's white sand shores, kayak and snorkel in turquoise waters, or go further afield to visit dive sites with coral lagoons that are remarkably rich in marine life.

As the third largest island in the Seychelles, Silhouette Island has some of the archipelago's most dramatic scenery with five mountains, rainforest-covered slopes and the white sand shores that the Seychelles are so well known for.

With its palm-fringed white sand shores, crystal clear turquoise sea and emerald green forested interior, this 40-acre island off of wild Borneo's eastern coast is a tropical idyll, but connected to world-renowned Sipadan by the Alice Channel it's also an exceptional spot for scuba diving.

Sand shores below that level remain unflooded for only a few weeks every 2 or 3 years and are immediately colonized by terrestrial and semi-aquatic herbs from the sediment seed bank or deposited by the receding waters.

You can search for seashells, swim in the clear waters, paddle a kayak through the mangroves, hike on the nature trail, or just unwind with a romantic picnic on the white-sand shore.

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Anyone looking to combine two timeless summer pastimes — beach lounging and festivalgoing — will be well served by the Hangout Music Festival, which sets up on Alabama's white sand gulf shore for three days each summer.