You might expect a beach to have soft golden sands, maybe sparkling white shores, or even dramatic black sand from volcanic rock. But there are a few rare beaches in the world that break the mould ...

Tourists can cross the 6500-foot wooden boardwalk to observe the sea of red. © Tao Ming/Xinhua Press/Corbis The seepweed starts as green, before turning dark as the ...

This aerial photo taken on Sept. 12, 2023 shows the Honghaitan red beach in Panjin, northeast China's Liaoning Province. The Honghaitan red beach is famous for its landscapes featuring the red plant ...

No bathing suits are required to enjoy this Chinese beach. Each fall, visitors flock to the pier at Red Beach Wetland in Panjin City, in northern Liaoning Province, to admire the unusual crimson beach ...

Papakolea Beach on Hawaii’s Big Island get its green color from olivine minerals. Coral tints Pink Sands Beach in the Bahamas. At Red Beach in Panjin, a city about 300 miles northeast of Beijing, it’s ...

Though most people dream about a white sand beach, that's not the only color beaches come in. Across the world are beaches filled with bright purple, pink, red, green, black, orange, and white sands.

Netizens are talking about a natural phenomenon that has turned Iran's Red Beach on Hormuz Island blood-red after breathtaking visuals from the location surfaced online. The viral videos filmed, ...

Beach vacations, involving frolicking in the waters, making sandcastles and basking under the sun, are always fun. Usually, we associate seaside getaways with sapphire-blue waters and lush greenery.

Rainfall on Iran's Hormuz Island briefly transformed the coastline of its famed Red Beach into a striking natural scene this week, as red soil flowed into the sea and turned the water shades of deep ...