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Two limestone sea stacks pierced by natural arches rise just off the Raouché corniche, Beirut's most photographed natural landmark and a magnet at sunset. Beside them lies the Dalieh of Raouché, the city's last wild rocky headland, where fishermen moor small boats that ferry visitors around the arch. Walk the free Corniche promenade above, grab a café seat, or ride out to see the rocks from the water.
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