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Torre del Loro Mazagon ruins at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dunes of Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colourful Dunes of Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sea and dunes at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tower ruin at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Head rock at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torre del Loro Mazagon at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain

Rocks at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torre del Loro MazagÃÂ³n at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torre del Loro Mazagon remains at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing boat at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Head rock pillar at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Footsteps at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torre del Loro Mazagon ruin at Playa de Rompeculos beach in Mazagon, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torre del Loro Mazagon tower ruins. The name of this beach literally means `bottom-breaker` in English and was given to the beach in the 19th century when a river-bed formed during a time of extreme weather and broke through the line of sand dunes along this coast to the sea. Rompeculos beach is a three kilometers long and 100m wide and you can fin it on the way to El Rocio.