Sentence examples for small harbour from inspiring English sources

Port Mathurin, the main town, has a small harbour with regular steamer service to Mauritius.

The small harbour is excelled by that of Náousa on the north side.

Kaunakakai, the chief village, is on the south coast and has a small harbour.

In Portpatrick, a local seaside village, tiers of pastel houses stretch down to a small harbour where boats are moored.

At the mouth of the river Brit is a small harbour ringed by fish-and-chip shacks.

In the pre-dawn gloom in a small harbour on Easter Island, three fishermen fill their boats.

The town has a number of 18th-century buildings, two small harbours, a memorial to Rasmussen, and an airport.

Meanwhile, sediment from the River Humber has silted up many small harbours, such as Hedon, that were tidal in medieval times, and silt deposits to the south, such as Sunk Island, have been reclaimed in modern times as farmland.

Dotted across it, boats are fishing where men have fished for centuries, bringing their catch into the small harbours and ports that pepper the coastline, scalloped into a succession of bays and coves.

Into the town itself, charter a gulet, a traditional wooden sailing boat, and sail from bay to bay anchoring in bays and in small harbours.

The path continues to Trebarwith Strand, Tregardock, then to Port Gaverne, Port Isaac, and Port Quin, three small harbours.