What does a discordant coast look like?

A discordant coast features alternating bands of hard and soft rock, leading to varied erosion rates and distinct geological formations. As the sea erodes the softer rock more quickly, it creates features such as bays and inlets, while the harder rock forms cliffs and headlands. This results in a rugged coastline with a mix of different landforms, showcasing dramatic scenery and diverse ecosystems. The contrasting erosion patterns create a visually striking landscape and influence local marine environments.