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Legzira Beach
Sidi Ifni · Morocco
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Legzira, on Morocco's Atlantic coast near Sidi Ifni, was famous for two colossal red sandstone arches striding into the ocean; the larger collapsed in 2016, and the survivor still ranks among the great natural sights of the Moroccan shore. The cliffs glow rust-red at sunset, paragliders work the updrafts, and the beach below is walked at low tide. It is a landscape beach: the swimming is secondary and the surf is strong.
- Country
- Morocco (MA)
- Region
- Africa
- Sand
- Golden-red
- Water
- Strong atlantic surf
- Administrative area
- Sidi Ifni
- Timezone
- Not available from source
- Source family
- Beach Atlas editorial record
- Source updated
- Snapshot date only
Names in the record
Legzira Beach
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Source position
29.43600, -10.12200
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