foreland
/ˈfɔːrlænd/Definitions
1. noun
A tract of land, especially a coastal area, at the foot of a cliff or a mountain.
“The hikers navigated through the rugged terrain to reach the foreland of the mountain.”
2. noun
A coastal plain or low-lying area of land, typically between the sea and a higher landmass.
“The foreland of the island offered a tranquil atmosphere, with sandy beaches and clear blue waters.”