When someone says “beach” you probably think of yellow or white sand, rolling waves, bright sunlight and a beer or fruity cocktail.
But beaches come in far more different shapes and colors than some of us might have expected. Here are 17 beaches that, in one way or another, might not be anything like the beaches you’re used to.
One of the most striking differences in many of these beaches are the different sand colors. Sand is generally formed out of whatever the waves happen to be banging against the shore, be they rocks, shells, corals, or glass. Rare green beaches can contain olivine, which is a remnant of volcanic eruptions, and black beaches are also generally formed by volcanic remnants. The pink beaches of Bermuda are colored by coral remnants.
But beaches come in far more different shapes and colors than some of us might have expected. Here are 17 beaches that, in one way or another, might not be anything like the beaches you’re used to.
One of the most striking differences in many of these beaches are the different sand colors. Sand is generally formed out of whatever the waves happen to be banging against the shore, be they rocks, shells, corals, or glass. Rare green beaches can contain olivine, which is a remnant of volcanic eruptions, and black beaches are also generally formed by volcanic remnants. The pink beaches of Bermuda are colored by coral remnants.
here some picture of Unusual Beaches Around The World.
- Unique Glass Beach in California.
- Maldives Beach That Looks Like Starry Night Sky
- Giants Causeway Beach, Ireland
Shell Beach, Shark Bay, Australia
The Beach of the Cathedrals, Ribadeo, Spain
Red Sand Beach, Rabida, Galapagos
Punaluu Black Sand Beach, Hawaii
Pink Sand Beach, Bahamas
Pfeiffer Purple Sand Beach, California
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