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From stunning waterfalls and glaciers to black sand beaches, volcanic landscapes, and geothermal lagoons, this guide takes you across Iceland’s most iconic sights and hidden gems in one epic ...

Iceland is home to all kinds of natural wonders. But the black sand beaches in the southern part of the country are a sight to see.

The black sand comes from volcanic rock that has been eroded by wind and water. When a volcano erupts and lava flows into the ocean it cools quickly and breaks into small pieces.

Set between Scotland and Iceland, the Faroe Islands are a volcanic archipelago of 18 major islands known for their dramatic cliffs. Due to their remote location in the North Atlantic Ocean, you can ...

Honokalani Black Sand Beach is a unique beach located in Wai’anapanapa State Park on the eastern shore of Maui, Hawaii. This beach offers some of the most stunning and awe-inspiring views.

Most activities in Iceland—from exploratory tourism to olfactory art collectives —are anchored in cultural reverence for natural resources and absorbing the rejuvenating aura of the outdoors.

The distinct landscapes of Iceland offer an extraordinary setting for a winter adventure. In the colder months, you can enjoy the mountains, volcanoes and half-frozen waterfalls without the crowds ...

1. Reynisfjara Beach, Iceland Iceland isn't just about glaciers and waterfalls — it also boasts one of the world's most jaw-dropping black sand beaches.

Even if you don’t take to the water, there are wind-sculpted sand dunes to enjoy with hardly any crowdsTurismo Cascais For surfing fanatics, this Cascais beach is a prime winter spot.