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View from the Beach of the Cathedrals ( Playa de Aguas Santas ) and blackened rock on a cloudy and rainy day . Lugo, Galicia, Spain.

Cliffs with natural rock arches in As Catedrais beach, Galicia, Spain

Layers of an incoming tide and ridge of large stones on the Downhill Beach in the Downhill in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland. Location of the Game of Thrones shooting

Gatklettur Natural Arch near Arnarstapi, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland.

Rocky coast of Benijo beach (Playa de Benijo), Tenerife island, Spain

$Wide view of waves crashing on shore rocks of Garrapata Beach.\n\nTaken at Garrapata Beach, Big Sur, California, USA$

Fernando de Noronha known as the Brazilian paradise is located 350 km from the Brazilian coast, the island is a national marine park and ecological sanctuary. It has the most beautiful set of beaches in Brazil. The island is world famous for its surfing, diving activities and also for its rich and exuberant marine life.

dramatic sunset sky with silhouette of sea stacks on the background in Ruby beach at the Olympic national park in Washington State.

The beautiful Second Beach on the olympic National Park Coastline, La Push, W.A, USA.

Picturesque autumn evening view to Dyrholaey coast cliffs and rocky arch, Vik, South Iceland. Reynisfjara ocean black volcanic sand beach in far.

Tidal pool rich with sea life on botanical beach on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

$Portizuelo is a stony beach, with boulders and great beauty and interest for its picturesque landscape, which is located within the Protected Landscape of the West Coast.\n\nIt was the favourite walk of the Nobel Prize winner Severo Ochoa and was once the meeting point of the so-called ''maruyas'', village women who bathed dressed.\n\nFrom the town of Villar, and by a road of easy traffic by car, you discover the beach of Portizuelo - with quartzite edges and rocks of arbitrary shapes - where numerous painters have found in the so-called \$