Contrary to popular belief, black sand beaches were not formed so that those among us who are naturally drawn to the darker, more gothic side of life. (Or those of us who prefer the black heart emoji above all.) Instead, black sand beaches were likely formed when fragments of lava and other volcanic minerals were broken down over centuries by the ocean. For this reason, you’ll find many black sand beaches in areas like Hawaii and Iceland, but there are also some unexpected contenders—take Greece and Italy, for instance. Read on for where you can find one of nature’s most marvelous creations, whether you’re looking for a tropical or glacial getaway.
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