Monster wave swallows man attempting to take a photo at Reynisfjara Beach – the site of a recent rogue wave fatality ...

Somewhere in the world, you'll find an otherworldly black beach where giant "diamonds" wash up — can you guess where it is?

Why it's incredible: The beach is littered with gleaming fragments of iceberg. Diamond Beach is a strip of jet-black sand covered in sparkling chunks of ice. The beach is a stone's throw away from ...

I have not seen such crazy behaviour at this beach before,” Gabriel Antal told Newsweek. "People should be definitely more ...

Iceland's Reynisfjara Beach is known as one of the most dangerous beaches on the planet. Rogue waves are just one reason why, ...

Have you ever strolled along a picturesque beach in a foreign country and picked up a few seashells, a bit of sand or a few pebbles to take home as a souvenir? A Virginia mother and her 11-year-old ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) — Tourists and a ...

The beached whales were discovered by a helicopter pilot during a sightseeing tour in Iceland on Tuesday Dozens of dead pilot whales washed up on an Icelandic beach were spotted by a sightseeing ...

At least 50 dead whales were discovered washed up on a remote beach in Iceland by a group of sightseers Thursday. Helicopter pilot David Schwarzhans with Reykjavik Helicopters told The Associated ...