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View of the diamond rock coastline in Martinique

Saint George's Parish, Grenada: Geological cut - geological fold formation and verdant plant life on the coastline. Sedimentary formations in Grenada are less prominent than its volcanic features but still play a significant role in the island's geology. The most notable sedimentary deposits are found along the coastal areas and in some inland basins. These formations primarily consist of alluvial and colluvial deposits, including sand, gravel, and clay, which have been eroded from the volcanic highlands and deposited in lower-lying areas.

Sunset at the diamant beach, Martinique, West Indies, France. High quality photo

Beach of Anse Le Diamant with the Morne Larcher mountain in background, Martinique

The Diamond - Martinique - FWI

Görele, Giresun, Turkey

Photo taken in Fort-De-France, Martinique

The rocks on the beach sand are gray

Diamond Rock from the beach

Adelphi, Charlotte Parish, St Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: the Atlantic coast of St. Vincent Island is characterized by rugged cliffs, rocky shores, and occasional black sand beaches, shaped by the island's volcanic geology. This coastline faces the open ocean, making its waters generally rougher and less suitable for swimming compared to the calmer Caribbean coast. Sparse settlements are found along this coast, with fishing and small-scale agriculture forming the primary economic activities in these areas. Vegetation along the coast ranges from coastal scrub to patches of rainforest, depending on the elevation and exposure to wind and salt spray. The Atlantic coast is less developed for tourism, offering a more secluded and natural environment compared to the western side of the island. Windward coast.

Diamond rock in Martinique (July 2017)

Beach of Pointe du Bout with Mt Pelée and Fort De France in background. Martinique

Nord-Plage beach - Macouba, Martinique, French Antilles

Vintage 1980s film photograph of the lava fields of black volcano rock against the blue waters and sandy beach on the tropical island of Maui, Hawaii.

Path along Atlantic Ocean at Pointe des Châteaux in Guadeloupe, France

Poipu Shipwreck Beach Kauai Hawaii USA

large boulder or rock on the beach with ocean and waves

Mount Greenan, St Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Mount Greenan is a small rural village located in the northeastern part of St. Vincent Island. Situated near its namesake peak, the village is surrounded by hilly terrain and lush vegetation. Agriculture is the primary economic activity, with residents cultivating crops such as bananas, yams, and other staples, supported by the fertile volcanic soils of the region. The community is sparsely populated and features a quiet, residential setting with basic infrastructure to support local needs.

The tranquil and idyllic Anse Mamim Beach, St Lucia at sunrise.

Anse La Roche Beach is the most scenic beach on Carriacou Island with coral reefs just offshore. The beach is secluded and unspoilt and is accessible only by sea or through a forest trail. It lies at the foot of the High North Range. Grenada W.I.

Island Tete a l'Anglais in the north of Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean.

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A path is along the shoreline of this beautiful area with dramatic views of Petit Piton. The cliffs and rain forest add to the wonders of this restful part of the St. Lucia Island.

Beach of Anse Figuier, Martinique

Anse Grand Macabou - Martinique - FWI

Owia, Charlotte Parish, St Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Owia Salt Pond, located on the northeastern coast of Saint Vincent, is a stunning natural attraction formed by volcanic rock formations that create a protected pool along the shoreline. Filled with seawater from the Atlantic Ocean, the pond offers a serene and rejuvenating environment for swimming and soaking, with its waters believed to have therapeutic properties. Surrounded by dramatic black lava rocks and lush greenery, it provides a breathtaking contrast of natural beauty. Popular among both locals and visitors, the site is also a gateway to Garifuna heritage, as it lies near the community of Owia, known for its rich cultural traditions.

View of the Diamant rock, an uninhabited island in the Caribbean Sea in Martinique

Mahaulepu trail Koloa Poipu Waiopili Heiau rough coastline on Kauai Hawaii USA

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The sandy shore of Orewa Beach meets the turquoise waters of the Pacific Ocean, creating a picturesque scene under a vibrant blue sky with fluffy white clouds in New Zealand

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