Found in Hawaii, Iceland, the Canary Islands and other destinations around the world, black sand beaches intrigue travelers with their mystery and beauty. These beaches form over time by the ...

Kaimu Beach is a black sand beach located on the island of Hawaii. It was formed by lava flows from the Kilauea volcano, which erupted in 1990 and covered the previous white sand beach.

Thanks to its volcanic activity, black sand beaches are found all over Iceland, with some of its most famous, including Reynisfjara and Diamond Beach. Nestled in Vatnajokull National Park ...

One of the most famous black sand beaches in the world. This Hawaiian gem is known for its jet-black sand, coconut palms, and frequent sightings of endangered Hawaiian green sea turtles.