The black sand Beach, the sneaker killer waves..!!
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2023
- The black sand Beach, the sneaker killer waves..!!
The most dangerous sneaky waves in the world and One of the most beautiful regions in the world.
Reynisdrangar is widely considered the most beautiful example of black sand beaches in Iceland, thanks to its enormous basalt stacks, roaring Atlantic waves, and stunning panoramic views. In 1991, National Geographic voted Reynisfjara one of the top 10 non-tropical beaches to visit on the planet.
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Brutal nature and incredible footage. When I was there a few years ago on a photography workshop, the waves were already scary but nowhere near what we see on the footage. We were already quite cautious at the time, taking no risk at all. Nature can be impredicatble and this relatively flat beach makes it treacherous. You can see where the waves crashes before the black sand. There is no way back from there. A good telephoto is your best option to keep safe.
This absolutely magnificent, beautiful. A testament to the awesome power of our God.
Just wow.drop dead gorgeous, magnificent
I’m flying from the middle of America to there this winter, trip of a lifetime.
Take me with you please. 😀😀😀. I wish you a pleasant and safe trip.
Amazing footage!!! 😲👏👏
Thank you very much, I really appreciate your kind comment and encouragement
Stunning footage...deserves a million likes
Feeling so grateful for your support
And for this reason we have drones.
The footage is crazy good! Great job whoever videoed it.
Just great! 👍👍👍
Thank you for being part of it
Can clearly see erosion happening here, multiple big chunks fly in the air after each wave hitting shore... awesome materrial, ty for this vid!
Of course, you're in Nature's Symphony, so this is a natural sculpture 😀.. Thank you very much my friend
I highly recommend this video to be shown in Las Vegas Sphere Las Vegas Nevada.
My Wife and I are visiting Iceland this Summer so will pay a visit to this beach
Have fun my friend, and say my name out loud there.😉
INCREDIBLE!
Thank you very much... You inspire me
So impressive and beautiful video, thanks so much. It is so relaxing to watch it again and again.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed my video.
Beautiful beach though
It really is!😀
So incredibly beautiful. I cannot wait to go to this beach next April but I will be so super careful as it’s so dangerous
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I wonder if any local ever swam, bodysurfed or surfed this beach. With the right legwork of knowledge, a good thick neoprene and a pair of fins, i might be tempted to do it. Because it's such unique challenging conditions. I've entered in some dangerous conditions, but these icelandic beaches just have some amazing unique breaks.
No, swimming is not allowed at Reynisfjara beach. The waves are too strong and unpredictable, and there have been several drownings at the beach. Even paddling in the water is dangerous. The best way to enjoy Reynisfjara is to stay on the shore and admire the scenery.
@@fouadelqutamy Thanks for the insight!
Kudos to you. The roughest spot for me in my surfing career is The Wedge in Newport Beach, CA USA.
@@orchidorio You're the one that deserve kudos haha I've never surfed anything close to The Wedge yet.
What genius decided that music would be more dramatic than the actual sound of the pounding surf deserves an award for Stupid. Great job, really. Super.
Thank you for your comment. I understand that you prefer to hear the real sound of the waves, which is incomparable to any music. I would like to point out that the sound of the crashing waves in the video was not real. I used sound effects to add more drama to the video.(All the videos we use are silent by default). I will soon be releasing a video called "The Sound of Iceland," with natural sounds recorded in their places. I hope you and those who love the sound of nature will like it.
if you need to turn your back to the incoming wave and run, your too dang close to the backwash
Look at the immensity of the waves
I love Iceland 🥰
I love it too, so much indeed, Wonders of Iceland 👍
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Ive never been to this beach,it looks very dangerous from this footage,and wouldnt go anywhere near it,please respect the warning signs and the dangers they speak of and act responsibly,stop,look and listen,2nd chances are very rarely given in these icy waters..and act as though your very life depends on it..because it does..in seconds its over..its that easy..dead easy!.
Il mare sembra un drago una vera creatura vivente non ho mai visto un filmato così affascinante
Grazie mille per questo meraviglioso commento
Que Hermoso y Poderoso Mar
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Eres muy bienvenido. De nada
Beautiful! I love the way you slowed down the speed of the footage. If I play it at 2x speed some scenes look maybe correct, but I suspect other need 4x or 8x.
Thank you very much..I will take this advice into account and apply it as soon as possible. Just I find the right video and music.
@@fouadelqutamy Please consider omitting any music. There is no sound that can possibly be more effective, more relevant, and more beautiful than the sounds of the waves and the sand. I muted the sound on this video as some as music was audible. I found the music to be disagreeably distracting, but would have been thrilled to hear the actual sounds of being on the beach. Wow! What an experience that would be. No music, please?!
@@susanelainesanner You are right and what an idea. Well, I will make a video with the sounds of waves and wind, without music, especially for you, But not for these violent waves of Reynisdrangar of course .
Clickbait! ... You don't think viewers would want to see what happened to the people in the thumbnail? 8 seconds showing them getting knocked over and that is it for the rest of the video. Good luck getting to 2 thousand subscribers.
Thank you for your comment. This clip you are talking about is just to grab attention, warn, and prepare the viewer to imagine throughout the video what these very violent waves can do. In general, in this clip specifically, everyone was fine and no one was injured.😀 Thank you again.
@@fouadelqutamy It's phoney.
Was there last year. We were well warned so we stayed at a very safe distance
If I lived near a dangerous beach like that and wanted to beach comb around there - I'd bring one of my static climbing ropes and harness. People might make fun, but I wouldn't get swept out to sea.
While I understand the desire to be safe, using a static climbing rope and harness for beach combing isn't the safest approach on a beach with killer waves. The safest thing is not to go in the first place 😂😂😂
@@fouadelqutamy there would have to be something I wanted to harvest, or I'd skip it. I sure wouldn't go out there with nothing and get washed away. This beach makes me have even more regard for Vikings. I can't even imagine how badass they were, to converse these waters in open ships.
Very cool video!! But the unexpected strobe lights at about 3min in triggered a migraine. My fault for watching videos in the dark, I guess. Didn’t watch the rest of the video in case there was more strobe lighting. 😣
This is very strange ....You know! I will try to watch it in the dark... and see what happens .... Thank you anyway for your comment my dear friend 👍
The correctly name is Reynisfjara, not Reynisdrangar. Fjara means beach.
Yes but...both names are correct
I don't feel sorry for any of idiots that get pulled in there. How many more signs and warnings and lights you need to not doing that?! How honestly stupid do you need to be?
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Lots..
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No way you'd catch me near that.
There are signs at the wntrance of the beach with several warnings and showing that peoplw have died there, but some people still just dont have respect of the arctic sea 😂
The forbidden is always desirable.😀
😂😂😂
«…from Antactica…» (at 1 min 3 sec)?
This is Iceland and I do not think those waves have crossed the Equator, no
You're right, it doesn't cross the equator. The North Atlantic Ocean surrounds Iceland, and its dynamic weather patterns can contribute to the formation of strong waves along the shores. Some other notable coastal areas where impressive waves can be observed include Dyrhólaey, Djúpalónssandur, and the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, among others.
Is camping on that beach advised ? 😁
No, its not allowed 😂 ... The closest campsites is about 5 kilometers from Reynisfjara, located in the town of Vik.
Don’t trip while you are playing chicken with mother nature or it’s game over.
The smartest creature in existence is the human being. It is true that their intelligence often leads to their own destruction, but they discover, think, and invent. This human being is a complex problem that is unsolvable.😂😂😂
@@fouadelqutamy Humans have several mismatching gene pairs, while on other living cratures even a single mismatch often means being sterile, two or more mismatches already means having disabilities... also, humans are the only "monkey" that doesn't have ankles in the middle of foot, and we need clothing to protect us from environment... we clearly don't know how to live in balance with nature, also many animals behave very differently when near a humans, compared to being near any other animal - they seem to lack "natural" reaction for our presence, some do have such, but vast majority doesn't have. We have also gazed the stars since our existence, well before we even made tools - which is kinda odd, if think of it.
We also have few organs that are not in use at all - which is not how evolution works. There's also the ancient Adam and Eve -story, and honestly no-one really knows how old it even is - but in a nutshell, it's a story of some higher being first taking something from here and make a human out of it, copying another from that... I think these strongly hint to genetic engineering by someone, if anything - and we will likely repeat that same in the future. If think of it, astronomers are searching Earth-like planets 24/7, while other scientists examine how some small creatures and bacteria survive in extreme conditions, space travel is a big thing aswell - I mean, no-one has told us to do so, it doesn't help us in any way - so why are we automatically doing it then? I think it's simply in our genes, otherwise we wouldn't - just like all the other creatures here... it just doesn't make any sense.
Doesn't need much imagination to realize, some day we'll find a suitable planet and plant life there, then start to monitor that place - eventually copying some type of version of ourselves there aswell. Then we would be the "gods" for that place, who knows maybe we'll even give them 10 good rules to follow, and tell them how they got there - and they will write stories of it. I really do believe this is what happened here on Earth, obviously I cannot prove any of this - but would explain a lot.
It seems to be in a open ocean
They call it: the beach of the jinn. It's not like any sea or ocean you have seen before. It is full of blackness and a lot of foam, and even the sand is black
Chinese takeway beach
this is beach take away people 😂
Antarctica? Wrong hemisphere methinks!
It is a pity that before you activated your mouth and proved your complete ignorance, you didn't go and learn a little about geography.
The statement is, 'There are no significant land masses between Antarctica and the areas beaches which mans waves have thousands of kilometers (sic) to build.'
If you knew anything whatsoever about anything at all, you would realise (like any grade school child would) the statement is 100% correct. There are NO land masses anywhere in the Atlantic Ocean between Antarctica, in the southern hemisphere, and Iceland, in the northern hemisphere. Go find a basic map and check.
Fool!
my brain: surf surf surf surf
😂😂😂 Don't .....................even think.
I would love to swim here..
😂😂😂😂
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Yes go ahead.
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Wow 🤩 and I will record your drowning happily!!
OMG 😲 😱
Arman my best friend, many many thanks
Wel come
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thank you very much Hassan KD, and have a very nice time.
Amazing.
This is so phoney. It's easy to see that it's made up of composite images. No significant landmasses, except for the country and continent of Australia
I wanted to watch this, but annoying music. Alas, bye.