Diamond Beach, located opposite the Glacier Lake. Large ice floes flow into the North Atlantic Ocean, and some ice cubes are washed by the waves onto the black sand beach, hence the name Diamond Beach. There are a lot of photography big coffees here, and the art of light and shadow is being produced with long guns and short guns. We are really limited in time. We can only take a pat and enjoy the world of jewels. Large ice floes flow into the sea, and some are washed by the waves to the beach. Someone is holding a piece of ice to take pictures. Some people are kneeling on the ground and watching the world with a piece of ice. In this pure paradise, you can't find fun. Ice chunks of different sizes are polished by the waves, becoming smooth and shiny, with sharp edges and corners, like crystal clear diamonds, forming a clear boundary with white waves. Some ice cubes are even taller than a person. They reflect different light in the sunlight. Sometimes it is blue, sometimes white, sometimes transparent. It is said that if the ice cubes are still shining at sunset .