Beaches around the world come in a variety of vibrant colors beyond the typical golden sand beaches. Some examples of colorful beaches include pink sand beaches in the Bahamas formed from coral sediment, a red sand beach in Hawaii made of eroded red sandstone, and the black sand beaches of Hawaii created from basalt lava. Additionally, beaches in Hawaii, Australia, California, and elsewhere have been observed to have green, white, purple, and other hues resulting from the mineral content of the local geology deposited over time on the shoreline.

1. The beaches of
golden sand

2. "The beaches of golden sand" is a topic
associated with the earthly paradise. But
beaches, like almost all the landscapes of this
planet is for everyone. Pink sand beaches, red,
white, black or multicolored. The following are
examples of colorful paradise by the sea:

3. Pink Sand Beach,
Pink Sands in The Bahamas

5. Coral Pink Sand Beach is a beach
between palm trees and pink sand in
Harbour Island, Bahamas. Its color is due
to sedimentation of coral origin rosacea

9. Red beach
Kaihalulu, Hawaii

11. Located on the island of Mauim in Hawaii, this
beach is not easily accessible, but the long
journey worthwhile. The red color of the sand
due to erosion of the hill of red sandstone that
lies at the foot of the beach.

15. White Sand Beach
Australia (Hyams Beach)

17. Included in the Guinness Book as the whitest
sand beach in the world. Located in New South
Gale, two hours from Sydney and is known as
Hyams Beach.
It is composed of 99% pure quartz

22. Punaluu Beach
black colored sand in Hawaii

24. Punaluu is a beach between Pahala and Na
Alehu in Hawaii. The black sand comes from
basalt lava formed, a feature also found in
other beaches of Hawaii.

31. Papakolea Beach, Hawaii
Green sand beach

32. Olivine, a common component of lava
from Hawaii, is in relative abundance on
the beach Papakolea, why especially on
the shore, the beach has a particular
shade of green.

43. Pfeiffer Beach, Big Sur, California.
purple Arena

45. The hills surrounding Pfeiffer Beach in Big
Sur, California, are rich in manganese garnet.
One result of this being dragged to the beach
is the combination of colors that can be seen
over the entire stretch of sand.

47. The wave action, the forms and
turns of tiny crystals changes in
rainbow patterns create a wonderful
reflection, red, magenta and violet

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