The Diamond Beach in Iceland

[@bobbiejeanraper5156]

Thank you for taking us on your adventures. Enjoying the Iceland adventures.

[@terrygraham1877]

I remember many times hearing the movement and cracking of ice in a great body of water like a mountain lake...kinda like an interesting moaning sound---like an elk bugle. What a sound! Diamond Beach-cool!

[@bigwoz78]

The black sand is also very awesome

[@richardkarl2238]

Fascinating look at the icebergs in part1 & part2. Enjoyed the sights and sounds particularly Diamond beach-would love to explore those melting pieces of ice on the black stone beach. Thanks for the map, stats and humor too:). Iceland has definitely moved up my bucket list. Thanks for sharing all these videos of your awesome trip to Iceland!

[@tman4370]

Wish I had posted this comment sooner. You are all about scenery which I love and find fascinating. THANK YOU!!!!!!! However I also love food. You have mentioned going to eat a few times. Is the food anything special. Wish you would give us a TASTE of the food. Also, maybe later down the road you could give us a 'how to' as to what's involve in getting a trip like this together. Keep up the great filming. It's better than travel channels. More honest, no doubt.

[@ski567]

Diamond Beach is aptly named! I couldn't stop wondering how old those ice chunks and pieces are.

[@opiealvin]

Great video as always. Good work Chris.

[@SueGirling68]

So beautiful, there just aren't any words to describe how stunning those pieces of ice on the beach really are. Just amazing the way nature is and what it does, always maintaining that birth, life, death cycle. With gigantic glaciers down to icebergs and then finally to virtual sculpted ice, so awesome. Thank you for showing us this truly breathtaking part of the beautiful country of Iceland, you can see how it got it's name. x

[@sissypickmybrain]

Watched both part one and two and it was a very amazing adventure..Thanks Chris for another great video...

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks for watching

[@willynthepoorboys2]

A very soothing and relaxing experience, thanks for taking us along.

[@tracyd4774]

Fantastic. I love diamond beach. I really love how you take time to show all the details and explanations everywhere you go.

[@Maddiehere89]

Thank you for sharing the world with me!

[@thierrydarker3714]

Amazing place ! Thx again for sharing with us

[@rattychickTishy]

How beautiful is that view

[@thomasdailey2924]

You need to ever so often let one of your viewers go with you on a adventure when you are in their state. I volunteer for the state of tn. Let's go!!!!!!!!

[@danlewis1871]

Thank you so much. I enjoy all of your amazing videos and learn quite a bit!

[@finntjomstol9364]

Great how you were able to post part 2 right after part 1

[@MobileInstinct]

Yup I waited until editing was finished for both videos. I never like waiting for part 2 of anything haha

[@lindamesa4941]

It is incredibly beautiful there !! Thank you for sharing it with us! I love the dark sand and the ice diamonds!

[@dodecaheathenblue8132]

Fantastically beautiful!!!

[@kathycagg6531]

Wow, Chris - amazing! Thank you so much! Cute ending - hauling off the iceberg piece!

[@amyf6726]

So beautiful against the black sand! Beautiful video thanks for sharing.

[@Debbzvanventure]

This is so incredible. What a great trip.

[@MikeBMW]

Chris, again, great video! Thank you for taking us along on your trip. As you mentioned, incredible views and amazing scenery! :)

[@HHHH-lw2do]

I love all your videos, keep em coming, thanks for sharing

[@torque350hp]

The blue colour of some if the ice is something.

[@rubyredlopez4]

Wow,, no one critiquing the video content yet. I find that hard to believe. Thanks for sharing

[@byteme9718]

What a shame the weather wasn't better. In bright sunshine with clear bue skies it's amazing there.

[@paulstan9828]

Amazing to see something like that. Strikes me as Eerily calm and peaceful there. I wonder how old those icebergs that break loose are? How long ago it frozen to finally ending up breaking off into the ocean.

[@TheLanise]

Such an awesome two part video

[@LeslieLove]

Truly beautiful! :)

[@graemelliott3942]

Cool double videos. My wife and I want to go to Iceland. She wants to go in the blu lagoon

[@MobileInstinct]

I loved the Blue Lagoon! It's a must

[@zigzagz_8423]

Beautiful process.

[@user-fi4pr]

spectacular 🤩 land of fire and ice ❤

[@joankamp4513]

Wow, awesome, amazing.

[@01FozzyS]

Beautiful nature.

[@suzyezette6597]

LOVE 💕

[@tmntforever2684]

It's a shame you couldn't take a piece Home Chris What a icetastic beach!

[@-FALKOR]

Ain't no party like an iceberg party.

[@LetYrLiteShine]

Sad title but so true. Great vlog.

[@Amethyst_Dragon_]

Way cool and so beautiful

[@havefaithinGod715]

Beautiful...

[@7777stormy]

Your video felt like we were right there with you strolling Diamond Beach. It was refreshing to watch because you gave attention to the natural wonder and not on yourself. I loved the detail and insight you gave! Did you even realize that one of the pieces of ice you held with the hole was in the shape of a heart?😊

[@angiewanders7272]

Amazing!! Great video!!

[@chriscollesano8463]

Thank you for sharing.👍🏼👍🏼

[@user-dt3rj8qm3k]

Amazing video. Thanks

[@rhondaclark716]

Thank you very much. Are there diamonds 💎 there. Because there is black sand ?

[@_Johnspike_]

Cool find

[@ebenizerb.schlestertrappdu6943]

Thank you!

[@HAMRADIOJOE4178]

SO, DID U MAKE IT HOME WITH THE ICE ???

[@svetlanatruefamtisaj8498]

Beautiful

[@knowtheway2791]

Thank you, that was cool.

[@Vassle]

Is the ice salty?

[@denniswhite166]

No.

[@nopechucktesta77]

I'm definitely renting a car when I go back to Iceland! I missed so much the first time by going on the pre-packaged tours. And I'm taking 500 hours of video too!! 🇮🇸🇮🇸

[@Freeknickers24]

2:16 that seal knows where to find the best view lol

[@angelaengle12]

I would be that one dumb person who would try to eat the ice, lol.

[@shelbyorvin6260]

Amazing

[@williamroden8495]

Ok! You made it from pt1 safe! I can breathe now! Did you save some of that ice to go in your tea?

[@gregggoss2210]

I loved the video but would rather be there in person. That will never happen so I'll settle for your more than adequate tour guidance. I love the blue color of some of the ice. I also agree with someone else who said they would love to know about some of the food you've had while traveling there.

[@MobileInstinct]

Nothing to out of the ordinary actually. That soup I talked about in the first iceberg video was amazing but just a vegetable soup. I've seen reindeer burgers on the menu too.

[@taslimchaudhry1431]

🏔️🏔️Awesome 🏔️🇮🇳🏔️ Video 🏔️🏔️🏔️

[@quebecpatriot1874]

all I see is black sand and that makes me think of gooooold

[@Blue_Wizarded]

Perfect monetization length

[@kenpsteele]

If you break pieces off of that ice and let it melt, you should have some of the freshest drinking water on the planet. It would be a carbon emission-free. That ice could be thousands if not millions of years old.

[@tardigrade9493]

Naw, not "tragic", its just part of nature, which by the way includes humans and what we do. And despite the media hype, Earth is actually headed for another ice age.

[@kenideez]

We all know we here because we remember the old Royale high diamond beach and when we searched it this came

[@ALLS111]

global warming is a real danger

[@johnbowers7115]

I understand Iceland is the only country that does not have mosquitos

[@crazykev6491]

Iceland is appropriately named.

[@americanschweitzer45]

I love your work but if the ice has passed through that waterway for thousands of years why is that “tragic”? The climate has been changing for millions of years that’s just part of Earth’s history!

[@nozzzzy]

Can anyone tell me what this dude's name is? I've been watching for quite a while but I realized I don't know who he is and I need a name for the face. :P

[@scottandrysik7924]

Chris

[@Slwtski]

Dam only 57 views

[@guyazbell7437]

Hi environmental nazzi here DO NOT BREAK WIND OR YOU WILL BE PUNISHED!

[@NeilRoy]

Climate change?! Please stick to exploring and leave the myths out of it. We get enough of that everywhere else.

[@susanbrown2909]

Neil Roy “Climate change”..Americans :don’t realise it,because they live nearer the artic circle ;so you still see colder conditions there. However in the UK;we notice it far more. Hardly any frosts or snow now compared to 60s. So..it affects us more, and we can see the weather changes . It’s not a myth.!! I much prefer to believe true scientists back up on this ; then a bunch of has been mercenary scientists saying what their pay masters want them to say ;for vested business interests ,to keep on polluting at the expense of the planet .

[@NeilRoy]

@@susanbrown2909 I checked the science, and real scientists state it is false. Also, the Earth hasn't warmed in over a decade, as a matter of fact, this has been one of the coldest years on record. Scientists have already found out that sunspot effect our temps, not man. Back in 2005 they discovered that CO2 doesn't cause warming... heck, the man that first came up with the idea of CO2 causing warming changed his mind about it in 1991! It's a LIE. Oh sure, we get warm weather and we get cold weather, that's NORMAL and NATURAL. One volcanic eruption produces FAR MORE toxins into the atmosphere in one eruption that man has ever did in history! As for Americans... well, I am in Canada, I am as far north as you are in the UK. Americans are farther SOUTH, I don't know how you see them as farther north?! Better check your globe again.

[@stubs1227]

Actually we are still just coming out of the mini ice age. The earth's climate has changed many times over millions and millions of years.

[@NeilRoy]

@@stubs1227 Care to show me evidence of "millions of years"? Or anything you stated?

[@stubs1227]

@@NeilRoy who do you think gave you a like you stupid dipshit?