There was a place near Grand Marais of nearly 60 miles of undisturbed beach, no people, no dwellings, just beach and water.
The International Iguana Society and the CPUI have sought to purchase land to preserve habitats for the iguanas and plan to establish an outpost manned by Iguana Research and Breeding station personnel, who will aid in monitoring the property and work with developers to select building sites that preserve as much undisturbed beach area as possible.
Common on undisturbed beaches, ledges, and rocks.
Long undisturbed beaches, not a soul in sight, perfect sand that slopes gently into the sea without that annoying barrier of sharp pebbles on which to stub your toe, improbably clear turquoise water and not a postcard shop for miles.
Finally we reached the marsh overlook, with a view of undisturbed beaches and the ocean beyond.
For more than two centuries, the remains of a soldier lay undisturbed on a windy beach in the northern Netherlands.
Many thousands of them came to live undisturbed amid the pristine beaches, bountiful marshes and moss-laden live oaks, and to carve out a life rooted in the land and centered on customs and beliefs that closely resemble those of West African tribes such as the Ibo, Yoruba, Kongo and Mandinka, from whom they were probably descended.
With 15 feet of rain a year, yet as much sunshine as Hawaii, Palmyra is a rare, "wet" atoll able to sustain life and vegetation, including one of the last remaining undisturbed stands of Pisonia grandis beach forest in the world.
NAGPALI, MYANMAR With Myanmar now opening up for increased tourism after years of discouraging visitors, travelers have a chance to experience a place whose culture, villages and beaches have existed almost undisturbed for years.
But for nature-lovers, the completely undisturbed land, secret caves and rocky beaches offer plenty of real loot.
Alternatively, if barefoot luxury is more the order of the day, arrange a stay at Elsewhere near Mandrem, a collection of three 19th-century Portuguese homes (known as the Priest's House, the Bakery and the Piggery) on a mile or so of privately owned beach, perfect for bobbing about undisturbed with only gulls and ghosts of Portuguese past for company.
