El Bufador
Large natural gap between the rocks of the historic center through which the sea breathes on stormy days, expelling the water in clouds of foam. It is a unique phenomenon of the rock on which Peñíscola sits and one of the most photographed natural curiosities of the walled city.
Large natural gap between the rocks of the historic center through which the sea breathes on stormy days, expelling the water in clouds of foam. It is a unique phenomenon of the rock on which Peñíscola sits and one of the most photographed natural curiosities of the walled city. El Bufador is a large gap between the rocks through which the sea breathes on stormy days (https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pe%C3%B1%C3%ADscola). Cavern with entrance from land through which seawater escapes in clouds of foam (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peniscola).
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