Sentence examples for virgin beaches from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of miles of mostly undeveloped coastline still offer that rare experience of being alone on virgin beaches.

Away from the earthquake-devastated areas of the capital, Port au Prince, the countryside has steeply – and still sometimes lushly wooded slopes – with impressive waterfalls, including the Bassin-Bleu and virgin beaches.

Consequently, it's an untouched paradise of virgin beaches, sand dunes that stretch into infinity, herds of wild horses, low horizon lines and vast skies; these are among the sights we see in "Diamond Sea".

Before the internet, before mass travel, before Greeks got fat on EU funds, upper Koufonisi had a smattering of white, flat-roofed houses, one fish tavern, one meat tavern, one tourist (a French painter), one road and a girdle of virgin beaches, ornamented by turquoise sea.

We were seven riders at the end of a two-week cross-country motorbike tour of Peru that had taken us from Lima to the seaside Paracas National Reserve, across virgin beaches, into the mountain-high sand dunes of the Great Ica Desert, and finally up to the lost city of Machu Picchu.

Families gathered in their living rooms will see luscious jungle, virgin beaches, and yes, bikinis.

Uninhabited apart from two smiling men in sarongs and the luxury picnic table they've set up for us on the virgin beach.

The Eco Paraiso hotel is a cluster of luxury bungalows arranged along a virgin beach, with each room discreetly spaced to ensure maximum privacy for the hotel's guests.

If this were a virgin beach, with no buildings, I would understand the need to demolish the chiringuitos.

Although tourism is rapidly increasing all over Latin America, there's still what seems to be untouched territory--virgin beaches that haven't been colonized by chain hotels, cities where there's still a vibrant local culture and mucho sazón Latino!

And there is much near-virgin beach still being scoured: Fernando Rainieri, a former tourism secretary and the brother of the Punta Cana pioneer Frank Rainieri, is part of a group of Dominican investors that includes the wealthy Najri family, that bought some beachfront land in 1997 in Miches, the largely undeveloped area between the resorts of Samaná and Punta Cana.