The black sand Beach, the sneaker killer waves..!!

The black sand Beach, the sneaker killer waves..!!
The most dangerous sneaky waves in the world and One of the most beautiful regions in the world.
Reynisdrangar is widely considered the most beautiful example of black sand beaches in Iceland, thanks to its enormous basalt stacks, roaring Atlantic waves, and stunning panoramic views. In 1991, National Geographic voted Reynisfjara one of the top 10 non-tropical beaches to visit on the planet.

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[IdahoRanchGirl]

The footage is crazy good! Great job whoever videoed it.

[nancytestani]

Just wow.drop dead gorgeous, magnificent

[gilcarag]

Brutal nature and incredible footage. When I was there a few years ago on a photography workshop, the waves were already scary but nowhere near what we see on the footage. We were already quite cautious at the time, taking no risk at all. Nature can be impredicatble and this relatively flat beach makes it treacherous. You can see where the waves crashes before the black sand. There is no way back from there. A good telephoto is your best option to keep safe.

[kimmieh]

AMAZING video, AWESOME footage. Can you imagine watching this in an IMAX theater?! That would be so intense, seeming like the waves were coming through the screen! 😍

[cheryltownsell]

This absolutely magnificent, beautiful. A testament to the awesome power of our God.

[DCussen]

I’m flying from the middle of America to there this winter, trip of a lifetime.

[svetoslavpetrov]

Stunning footage...deserves a million likes

[sammy]

Can clearly see erosion happening here, multiple big chunks fly in the air after each wave hitting shore... awesome materrial, ty for this vid!

[scooterboy]

My Wife and I are visiting Iceland this Summer so will pay a visit to this beach

[GodSpeedRalphy]

I highly recommend this video to be shown in Las Vegas Sphere Las Vegas Nevada.

[yankorusev]

Was there last year. We were well warned so we stayed at a very safe distance

[MrStrings]

What genius decided that music would be more dramatic than the actual sound of the pounding surf deserves an award for Stupid. Great job, really. Super.

[silviafantone]

So impressive and beautiful video, thanks so much. It is so relaxing to watch it again and again.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[stelioshristofi]

This is the most family friendly beach in the world especially for small children

[michaelhunt]

Antarctica? Wrong hemisphere methinks!

[tightropewalkergirl]

So incredibly beautiful. I cannot wait to go to this beach next April but I will be so super careful as it’s so dangerous

[Halkem]

I wonder if any local ever swam, bodysurfed or surfed this beach. With the right legwork of knowledge, a good thick neoprene and a pair of fins, i might be tempted to do it. Because it's such unique challenging conditions. I've entered in some dangerous conditions, but these icelandic beaches just have some amazing unique breaks.

[unakaposi]

I don't feel sorry for any of idiots that get pulled in there. How many more signs and warnings and lights you need to not doing that?! How honestly stupid do you need to be?

[HeinrichEichmann]

Clickbait! ... You don't think viewers would want to see what happened to the people in the thumbnail? 8 seconds showing them getting knocked over and that is it for the rest of the video. Good luck getting to 2 thousand subscribers.

[welfarebeast]

«…from Antactica…» (at 1 min 3 sec)?
This is Iceland and I do not think those waves have crossed the Equator, no