OTHERWORLDLY LANDSCAPE IN ICELAND
Diamond Beach in Iceland offers a beach experience unlike any other in the world. Named for its icebergs that resemble remarkable diamonds scattered across its black volcanic sand, it is located near Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Here, chunks of ice break off from the glacier, float through the lagoon, and wash up on the beach, creating a striking contrast against the dark sand. The beach's appearance changes with the light and tide, offering unique scenes that are particularly breathtaking during sunrise and sunset. This dynamic environment is a favorite for nature lovers who come to witness the icebergs' slow melt back into the ocean, as well as beach enthusiasts looking for a unique beach scene.
UNIQUE
The surrounding landscape of Diamond Beach makes it very unique.
UNTOUCHED
Diamond Beach is very far off the beaten path and is in a pristine state.
SOUNDTRACK OF NATURE
At Diamond Beach, the only thing you will hear are the sounds of the ocean and nature.
T "The stunning combination of volcanic black sand scattered with iceberg fragments make this place look like something out of Interstellar."
Diamond Beach WEATHER AVERAGES
AVG. HIGH | AVG. LOW | RAINY DAYS | |
JANUARY | 3 ° | -2 ° | 11.1 |
FEBRUARY | 3 ° | -1 ° | 10 |
MARCH | 4 ° | -1 ° | 9.9 |
APRIL | 6 ° | 1 ° | 10.1 |
MAY | 9 ° | 4 ° | 9.7 |
JUNE | 11 ° | 7 ° | 9.2 |
JULY | 13 ° | 8 ° | 10.2 |
AUGUST | 13 ° | 8 ° | 12.1 |
SEPTEMBER | 10 ° | 6 ° | 13.9 |
OCTOBER | 7 ° | 3 ° | 14.5 |
NOVEMBER | 4 ° | 0 ° | 11.6 |
DECEMBER | 3 ° | -2 ° | 10.7 |
THE PERFECT DAY AT Diamond Beach
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WIND
Look for days where the wind will be blowing from behind the beach towards the water, as well as days with little to no wind.
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TEMPERATURE
Due to Diamond Beach being located in a colder climate, it is best to visit during the hottest months of the year.
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CLEAR SKIES
Try to visit during the drier months of the year to maximize your chances at seeing Diamond Beach at its best.
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CALM SEAS
During the windier months of the year the ocean is more likely to be rough and wavey, creating less than idyllic conditions.