Sentences with phrase «high cliffs towered»
Overhead, 160 - foot - high cliffs towered over us and a cool, fall breeze blew through the narrow passageway and rustled the burnt orange, red and brown leaves creating a canopy above.
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The passage of the Zanclean flood across the Malta Escarpment — a long submarine limestone cliff — resulted in a 1.5 km high waterfall (equivalent to five times the height of the Eiffel Tower).
Waves have eroded the volcanic island, creating towering sea cliffs, sea caves, and natural bridges, such as forty - foot - high Arch Rock — a symbol of Anacapa and Channel Islands National Park.
The gorge road from Dong Van to Meo Vac is the stuff of biker yore, its towering cliffs looming high above and plummeting to the Nho Que River in the distance below.
Waves have eroded the volcanic island, creating towering sea cliffs, sea caves, and natural bridges, such as forty - foot - high Arch Rock - a symbol of Anacapa and Channel Islands National Park.
Though the island can be very busy in high season, it's undeniably beautiful - with cliffs towering above you and pristine beach giving way to dense green jungle.
Tall limestone cliffs tower high above the water arouind these wonderful coves.
The Ungasan Clifftop Resort really is one of the best villas in Uluwatu, Bali with its fabulous position, perched high up on the towering, white, limestone cliffs of Uluwatu.
Mornings in Red Rock Conservation Area may be chilly between January and March, but daytime highs during this time average between 14 - 21 degrees Celsius (58 - 70 degrees Fahrenheit), making it the most pleasant time of year to enjoy a stroll amongst the desert sagebrush, rusty rocks and towering cliffs and peaks.
You see bizarre natural rock towers jutting from the surf - and tall headland cliffs as high as 45 meters (150 feet).
The three structures include a house perched on a towering cliff, a Rococo - style hut, and a flying ship moored high in a tree, supported by a mast extending to the ground.
The break - up of ice shelves can also leave huge ice cliffs 1,000 m high towering over the ocean, which then collapse under their own weight, pushing up sea level even further.