Sands

Pink Sands Beach, Bahamas - The sand here is a beautiful shade of pink due to the broken coral and shells mixed with the sand.

Red Beach, Santorini, Greece - The sand here is a deep shade of red, caused by the volcanic activity on the island.

Green Sand Beach, Hawaii, USA - This beach gets its name from the olive-green sand that comes from the nearby volcanic cinder cone.

Pfeiffer Beach, California, USA - The sand here is purple, caused by the mineral deposits in the surrounding rocks.

Black Sand Beach, Vik, Iceland - The sand on this beach is black due to the volcanic ash and lava rocks that make up the coastline.

Whitehaven Beach, Australia - The sand here is a pristine white color, thanks to the high content of silica in the sand.

Ramla Bay Beach, Gozo, Malta - The sand on this beach is a golden-reddish color, giving it a unique and striking appearance.

Maho Beach, St. Maarten - The sand here is a light, powdery white color, and the beach is famous for its proximity to the airport, where planes fly right over the beach as they land.

Rainbow Beach, Queensland, Australia - This beach gets its name from the colorful sands that are made up of a range of minerals.

Talofofo Beach, Guam - The sand here is a rich brown color due to the high iron content in the soil.