India is home to several lesser-explored beaches having excotic palm trees and crystal-blue water that can totally blow you ...

Seagulls and tufted puffins encircle the 235-foot-high sea stack, which looms very near to shore on the northern end of Tolovana Beach. To the south, the basalt rock formations known as the ...

Vík, Iceland, is home to a black pebble beach and basalt rock formations. Fernando Garcia/Flickr Vík, Iceland, is famous for two things — its black beach and sinister-looking rock formations.

Cannon Beach is stunning. Most notably, it’s home to the famous Haystack Rock, a 235-foot-tall basalt sea stack where a colony of tufted puffins lay their eggs and raise their young each year.

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Head out to Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach during low tide to find a whole new world beneath the iconic rock. Bonus: Look up to find nesting puffins in early spring to mid-summer.