Beaches with red sand

The floor of the Rabida Island in Galapagos It is red due to oxidation of the lava, although some scientists say it is due to dead corals. It is located in the Galapagos, completely uninhabited but the island is worth visiting for its enormous natural and animal beauty. In addition, it is a perfect place to practice snorkeling.


However, there are some other beautiful red sand beaches in the world. They are not many, but all stand out for their beauty. The next two photos are from the kaihalulu beach in Maui (Hawaii). The red color comes from the erosion of the mountain, which is rich in iron, which gives it that peculiar color.

By the way, in Santorini we can also see a beach called Red Beach, His name says it all.

Hiking to the Red Sand Beach. Hana, Maui (May 2024)


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