"sea holiday" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a type of vacation in which one takes a trip to the sea or ocean. For example, "We're planning to take a sea holiday next summer to the Caribbean islands."
Then find me some roofing felt, a Black Sea holiday, a private tutor for my son.
A chapter on the travails of an early-1960s thekach — the Soviet fixer who, with flowers, perfumes and Black Sea holiday vouchers, matched suppliers and buyers to tally out quotas — may be his best.
The authorities have been on high alert after several terror attacks, most recently in the Red Sea holiday town of Sharm el-Sheikh, where scores of tourists and locals were killed in July.As the security forces waited, a more staid faction in the global fight against terror gathered in one of the resort's luxury hotels.
An ideal base for a sun and sea holiday is Ak'bol Yoga Retreat and Eco Resort on the north island of Ambergris Caye.
Russian MPs argue that the new law will attract investment and boost visitor numbers in Crimea, with its network of Black Sea holiday resorts.
Greek officials have done much to improve services and, after decades of focusing on mass sun, sand and sea holidays, the industry has become more eclectic and diverse, with the season extending into the winter and spring.
It was clean, cheap, friendly and very handy for the Russian restaurants, big dazzling Black Sea-holiday-style dining with glamorous girls and vodka.
From the moment you arrive, the island's sun, sand and sea shouts holiday, but there are also many subtler, more unexpected sights and experiences to be had on its peculiar craggy shores.
Hugh Evans, Will Evans and Alison French take a coffee break during a sea kayaking holiday in Plockton.
As you find yourself in a sea of holiday lights, making toasts at cocktail parties, and exchanging warm sentiments, I encourage you to share a gift that has far more intrinsic value than any other.
There are Hanukkah greeting cards, cookie cutters, and even tree ornaments shaped like the three symbols - Stars of David, menorahs and dreidels - that scream "Hanukkah!" amid a sea of holiday merchandise adorned with Christmas trees and Santas.
