Meanings of rugged coastline in English

As a boy, he had sailed every inch of that rugged coastline.

Untouched lakes, streams and waterfalls plummet off the rugged coastline into the Atlantic.

Manarola spills down a ravine to the wild and rugged coastline.

All bobbing along toward the rugged coastline of the islet.

Additionally, tourists are treated to miles and miles of rugged coastline and unadulterated countryside.

The trail includes a bit of rugged coastline before hitting the green fields of rural Galicia.

Cape Town's stunning rugged coastline is studded with great beaches, but they can get very busy.

Kitty was guiding them along Skarpa's rugged coastline.

Overall he traversed around 8-thousand kilometres of often rugged coastline, mostly living off the land and sea.

Generations of Donna's Tuwhangai's ancestors have lived and died on the rugged coastline her family calls home.

Beaver Island had not a rugged coastline, though the harbor of St. James was deep and good.

Living on an island it's understandable that we often gravitate towards our country's rugged coastline for leisure activities.

Once you're past an ugly power station, and the hippy bead shops, it has endless footpaths and a rugged coastline.

The rugged coastline of South Australia's Coorong National Park with its sand dunes, beaches and stunning sunsets looks devastatingly gorgeous on screen.

The towns are strung along a 10-mile stretch of rugged coastline, and none is more than a two-hour walk from the other.

Minutes from the mainland but what feels like a million miles away, you'll find the rugged coastline and natural wonders of Kangaroo Island.