Landward (adverb)

Towards or facing the land.

Origin:

From land +‎ -ward, used since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The wind was blowing from the sea landward.
2. They saw a ship coming in landward.
3. The birds were flying landward, towards the shore.
4. The hotel had a balcony facing landward, with a beautiful view of the mountains.
5. The sailors kept watch for any signs of danger coming from landward.