Iberia? No.
Tarento ? No.
Corsica? Absolutely no. I'm pretty sure seals don't appear there. Maybe you should look for a map that indicates where these animals live wink wink

GREECE OR TUNIS %100 SURE

Edited 8/16/2016 16:29:01

Denmark

https://imgur.com/a/QvRJq

Question: What language was spoken in the location you visited?

Caen?

Edited 8/16/2016 16:48:19

Tunis? Well goodluck with finding seals. No.
Greece? No. The Greek alphabet is completely different from the Latin alphabet then again explain 'Cran'?
Denmark? No.
Iberia? No.
Caen? THAT'S NOT EVEN LOCATED NEAR THE SEA

Question: What language was spoken in the location you visited?

I only answer questions that can be either responded by a yes or no.

Is it really that hard guys? Based on the first 4 pictures alone you can already guess the language which is spoken on that specific 'place'.

Edited 8/16/2016 16:51:34

Bhutan

In a place in a country that is not called France?

first pic has a sign that writes "site naturel protégé zo(ne)", which is used in France, so it's definitely from the land of baguettes.

where? the climate is temperate and feels like Mediterrean, so I say it's likely a coast of Southern France. my bet is Port-Cros National Park.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port-Cros_National_Park

Bhutan

no

In a place in a country that is not called France?

no

my bet is Port-Cros National Park.

no

but it IS Southern France, yes or no?

no

7th image: http://i.imgur.com/pFZ3skN.jpg It'll go a lot easier now since you probably will know the region it is located.

Edited 8/16/2016 18:22:16

My Guessing:
Dover
Le Harve
Dunkirk
Chebourg
Brest

Around English Channel , North Sea or Atlantic Ocean ?

(Basque Country ? ....? )

Edited 8/16/2016 18:25:23

Please be more specific

just put random place where cliffs could be located in western europe.

Calais?

has already been asked

Greece or Malta

I'm guessing Denmark.

Gallipoli.