Iceland beach

Scattered shards and orbs of ice juxtaposed by black sands… that’s Diamond Beach! The diamond-like icebergs of this beach are the runoff of made the nearby Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. The slow melt of this glacier causes ice to float and form in the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon before slowly making its way to the shore, the end of a one-thousand year journey since the ice’s formation. They then...

Reynisfjara, a beach of black sand and pebbles smoothed by the sea unique in the world, two majestic stacks emerge from the fog and then flow into the sea

Reynisfjara Beach | Iceland

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Iceland

Vik is Iceland’s southernmost village and faces the open Atlantic Ocean, framed by a long black volcanic sand beach. Less than 300 people live in Vik, but it is the biggest settlement for some 70km (43 mi). Click through to read why Vik Iceland is a MUST See!

The Diamond Beach, Jokulsarlon, Iceland - so amazing!

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, Iceland 🇮🇸 🖤

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Learn about Reynisfjara Beach, the most famous black sand beach on the South Coast of Iceland. How was it formed, and how to find it? Find out here!

Iceland is full of magic, and these 12 places are absolute must-sees! ❄️✨ Marvel at the towering Skógafoss waterfall, soak in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon, or explore the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara. Don’t miss the otherworldly landscapes of Landmannalaugar, the iconic Golden Circle, or the ice caves of Vatnajökull. Ready to experience Iceland’s natural wonders? Click to plan your ultimate adventure! 🌋🌌

- Iceland - Black sand beach at Vesturhorn Mountain - Andrew Studer Photography/MyModernMet

Reynisfjara Beach is a all drama: Powerful waves crash against mesmerizing black sand, and dolomite caves are waiting to be explored. Bring your drone (they're allowed here), and capture unreal views of lava formations and basalt columns, or take a walk and check out the puffins that call the beach home.