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Legzira Beach, located in the Tiznit Province of Morocco, is a rocky Atlantic beach home to a stunning stone arch. The beach stretches for approximately 8 kilometers, offering windy and expansive views. What sets Legzira apart are its two mammoth stone arches, naturally formed through years of erosion. These sedimentary giants jut out into the perpetually crashing waves and are accessible during low tide. Sadly, only one of the two arches remains standing, as the other collapsed in late 2016 due to wave action. Legzira is a haven for European paragliders and surfers, but amidst the bongo drums and wetsuits, glimpses of Moroccan life—donkeys and fishermen—can still be found.