On the seashore at Calpe, Spain, there is a large peak called the Peñón de Ifach (alternatively, the Penyal d'Ifac). It's basically a large rock outcropping, made of limestone. I have a decent memory for landmarks like this, so I was somewhat surprised I had never seen or heard of it before.
Wondering where it is? As I do for lighthouses, here's a link to a map of the location. You have to zoom out a bit to see that it's between Murcia and Valencia, and not too far from Benidorm, a popular Spanish beach town.
It looks a lot different on one side compared to the other (which is the more popular view from Calpe and the beach).
The peninsula that the rock sits on is a small national park. Here's a page about it.
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