Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
natural-harbour
Noun
/ˈnætʃərəl ˈhɑːrbər/

Definition
A natural-harbour is a body of water that is sheltered from harsh weather conditions and provides a safe anchorage for boats and ships.

Examples
- After a long journey, the fisherman was grateful to find a natural-harbour where he could safely dock his boat.
- The town is known for its beautiful natural-harbour, making it a popular spot for sailing and fishing.

Meaning
It refers to a naturally occurring area along a coastline that allows vessels to dock safely without the need for human-made structures.

Synonyms
- Protected bay
- Coastal inlet
- Safe anchorage