Looks like “Dragon beach” in Spain (photos)

Fascinating place.

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Amazing landscapes can be observed on the coast of the Spanish city of Barrique in the autonomy of the Basque Country.

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The local sandy beach there diluted unusual rock formations — turbidites that protrude from the water, resembling the scaly back of a dragon. Hence the informal name of this place is “Dragon beach”.

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Once the coast was the bottom of ancient ocean, and today it is the place chosen by photographers and tourists because everywhere out of the water are amazing stone blocks and turbidites.

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It is the formation of sedimentary rocks that are formed deep under water for many thousands of years. Under certain conditions, they begin to rise above the level of the sea and covered the coast and hilly terrain. It looks fabulous.

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