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Reynisfjara is a world-famous black-sand beach found on the South Coast of Iceland, just beside Vik í Myrdal, which is the southernmost village on the mainland of Iceland.

beach in saint lucia laden with mysterious sargassum seaweed

Cabo de Gata, Almeria - Spain - 01-23-2024: Mossy rocks and tranquil waves at a sandy beach in Cabo de Gata, casting soft shadows

Back sand beach in South Iceland

Hvitserkur troll rock, high basalt stack located off the shore of north-west Iceland. The stack has the appearance of a dragon, or elephant drinking sea water in Vatnsnes peninsula. Epic and beautifull landscape.

$Hvitserkur is a basalt sea stack shaped like a three legged creature. It's known as Rhino Rock or the troll rock. It is located off the Vatnsnes Peninsula in northwest Iceland. It was formed when magma flowed into a fracture in the bedrock and filled it. The old land surface that surrounded it eroded away. When the magma dyke cooled, the rock fractured into horizontal columns that lie at right angles to the cooling surface. It is about 35 feet high, but only about 5 feet thick. Over time, the ocean's waves carved a variety of different sized hoes in the lower part of the stack. One of the \$

Rynisfjara Black Sand Lava Beach view. Drone Point of view to the famous Reynisdrangar Basalt Sea Stack Cliffs in the North Atlantic Ocean along Rynisfjara Black Sand Lava Beach, close to Vik i Myrdal, South Central Iceland, Iceland, Nordic Countries, Europe

Basalt rock formations Troll toes on black beach. at storm Reynisdrangar, Vik, Iceland.

Breathtaking view of Hvitserkur unique basalt rock in Iceland. Location: place Hvitserkur, Vatnsnes peninsula, Iceland, Europe.

coastal winter landscape on the Lofoten Islands; Lofoten, Norway

Landscape of Dyrholaey cape, volcanic sand beach, South Iceland

Beautiful Landscape of Black Pebbles Beach. Amazing View on the Basalt Cliffs and the Sea. Vik Myrdal. Iceland

Þingvellir or Thingvellir national park in Iceland, is a site of historical, cultural, and geological significance. The Silfra fissure between the North American and Eurasian continental plates located in Thingvellir National Park. Beautiful clear water that you can see rocks under the water.

Portraits in Analogue Colores on différent locations along the southern coast of Iceland.

Rocky seaside with big boulders

Aerial view of the black volcanic beach in Iceland and troll toes rocks in the sea. Vik

Icelandic beach with black lava rocks, Snaefellsnes peninsula, Iceland

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach seen from the Dyrhólaey peninsula, famous for the breathtaking view of the south coast of Iceland, the historic lighthouse and the wealth of birdlife

Hvitserkur with sea shore in Iceland. Landmark tourist attraction

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Rocky beach on North Cornwall coast at Duckpool in the West country

The coast of Reynisdrangar; a famous place in iceland with a black beach.

Coastline of the Atlantic ocean on the south of the island. Famous beach with black sand with its rock formations. Cloudy sky in the autumn. Reynisfjara, Iceland.

Stokksnes Iceland, a peninsula in southeast Iceland near Hofn, home to the mountain Vestrahorn and black sand beaches. Photographed in May in the springtime.

Extremely windy day at Reynisfjara black beach with big waves colliding to the rock formations in the Atlantic Ocean. View of Reynisdrangar rock formations on Reynisfjara Beach in a stormy windy day, Halsanefhellir, Iceland.

Iceland landscape along the road to Askja. Desolate Icelandic panorama

View at Hvitserkur basalt stack washed with waters of Hindisvik bay in Northwest Iceland. There is the Coastline of Arctic Ocean at Eastern shore of the Vatnsnes peninsula.

More than 4,000 species of green algae exist on the planet. Green algae can be found in marine or freshwater habitats, and some even thrive in moist soils. These algae come in three forms: unicellular, colonial, or multicellular.

Jagged rock layers and boulders smoothed by the ocean are seen at an intertidal zone on the island of Islay, Scotland, UK.

Long exposure shot of Reynisdrangar rock formations at black sand beach in South Iceland

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