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Aguadú Cliffs

Cortados de Aguadú

The Aguadú Cliffs are stunning cliffs near Aguadú Beach, known for their natural beauty and geological value. Made up of sedimentary rocks, they offer panoramic views of the sea and are a refuge for seabirds. It is a popular spot for hiking and wildlife watching, perfect for those who want to enjoy nature within the city.

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