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 ...

Diamond Beach in Iceland is an 11-mile stretch of black sand covered with icebergs and is located on the country’s southern ...

Icebergs and other glacial fragments regularly wash up on Iceland's southern Diamond Beach, making the sandy strip look like ...

There’s no arguing that Hawaii is unique among the states for many reasons, and for the last quarter-century or so, I’ve been ...

Those who love beach holidays say that compared to the rest, black sand beaches enjoy great popularity among tourists, ...

As an archipelago off the coast of Africa, Tenerife is the largest and most populous island in the Canary Islands. It boasts many of Spain’s records, like the tallest point, Mount Teide and the ...

Past travelers were in awe of Punalu'u and said there was plenty of free parking, though they cautioned that the beach's black sand can get very hot. It will most likely take you some time to get ...

When lumps of black goop washed up Sydney’s beaches, an oil spill was the initial suspect – but a detailed chemical analysis ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Mysterious black spheres about the size of golf or tennis balls have washed up along the length of Coogee Beach, prompting council ...