WHERE is this place? (vacations, France, castle, Ireland)

[tietherope]

Wow! Haven't seen an underwater one yet. Great choice.

Found the answer, probably won't be on till Sunday though so I'll let someone else get it.

[stillkit]

That looks like the underwater ruins off the island of Yonaguni, near Okinawa.

[jtur88]

Originally Posted by stillkit

That looks like the underwater ruins off the island of Yonaguni, near Okinawa.

That's it. Your turn.

[stillkit]

This beautiful waterfall is found nestled within some of the oldest mountains on earth. They are estimated by geologist's to have been there for roughly 500 million years. It is spring fed from an underground aquifier.

What is the name of either the waterfall or the mountain range?




This rock castle is found very near the waterfall:

[stillkit]

ps: This range of solid rock hills would not be considered a true "mountain range," today, though they are still called that. No peaks rise above 1200 ft in elevation and the local relief is probably no more than 200 ft. Geologist's believe they were much, much taller but time and erosion have done their jobs.

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by jenystewart

I have no idea about this place but after viewing this picture i really wish to visit this place once in my life.
Flights to Johannesburg
Flights to Cape Town

It's really easy to get to. A major, 4-lane highway goes nearly right by it.

[jambo101]

Would have thought Appalachian but the total lack of evergreens makes me think Africa Perhaps the Lebombo Mountains In South Africa's Swaziland ?

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Would have thought Appalachian but the total lack of evergreens makes me think Africa Perhaps the Lebombo Mountains In South Africa's Swaziland ?

No, not Africa.

[jtur88]

Is it also NOT the Appalachians? I just got up and started reading clues, and it sure sounds like Appalachians to me.

[jambo101]

Certainly is a green land scape
Slieve Bloom Mountains Ireland?
Working on the water feature.