South of Iceland Full-Day Trip From Reykjavik
Experience nature at its best with waterfalls and black sand beaches. Walk behind the cascades of Seljalandsfoss & go to the glacier snout at Sólheimajökull.
Reynisfjara is a striking black sand beach located near the village of Vík í Mýrdal on Iceland’s southern coast. Renowned for its dramatic beauty, Reynisfjara boasts unique features such as towering basalt columns, awe-inspiring sea stacks, and powerful waves crashing against the shore. The basalt columns, formed by volcanic activity, create an otherworldly landscape that has become an iconic photography spot. Reynisfjara is also known for its folklore, with legends surrounding the sea stacks said to be petrified trolls.
The nearby Reynisdrangar sea stacks rise dramatically from the ocean, adding to the area’s allure. Despite its captivating beauty, Reynisfjara’s waves can be dangerous, making it important for visitors to heed safety warnings. This ethereal black sand beach exemplifies Iceland’s unique geological features and offers a powerful visual experience of nature’s raw forces.
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