ð Raynisfjara Black Sand Beach (Reynolds)
ð Rayisfjara Black Sand Beach
One of the most beautiful strange beaches in the world and the world landmark of Iceland. ðŪðļ
Raynisvyara Black Sand Beach is a completely black sand beach formed by the erosion of basalt lava rock, which cools rapidly when it collides with the ocean from the eruption of a nearby volcano like Mount Katla, causing the sand and gravel in this area to stand out as dark black as anywhere in the world.
What makes this place special is the hexagonal basalt bar cliffs lining the natural architecture railings with the basalt caves HÃĄlsanefshellir and the rock pillars in the middle of the sea, Reynisdrangar, which, according to folk legend, is a troll that turns into stone when hit by the morning sun.
The beach is located west of the village of VÃk à MÃrdal and can be viewed from the VÃk Beach (Vikurfjara) side as well.
â ïļ Caution:
Despite being very beautiful, Raynisvyara is reputed to be the danger of extreme and hard-to-guess ocean waves, especially Sneaker Waves.
â Do not swim in the water.
â Don't turn your back on the sea.
â should stand at least 30 meters from the water line.















































































































