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Exploring Reynisfjara: Iceland’s Famous Black Sand Beach

by joeheg November 23, 2024

by joeheg November 23, 2024

Iceland is home to many black sand beaches, and Reynisfjara is arguably the most famous. It’s located in southern Iceland, near the town of Vik, approximately 112 miles from Reykjavík. …

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