A daring man clambered on to rocks at an Iceland beach before he was engulfed in the humongous waves seconds later.
The filmer can be heard screaming his friend’s name Matt as he makes his way across Reynisfjara Black Column Beach’s basalt columns.
His dare-devil friend had just said ‘waves wouldn’t come to that area’ unless he ‘tempted the gods to hit him’, according to the camera-man.
A man (pictured in a red raincoat) was swallowed up in huge waves at the Reynisfjara Black Column Beach in Iceland, just after he told his friend that waves ‘wouldn’t come to that area’, on October 7
In the scary clip however, towering waves come storming around the corner and sweep him up, on October 7.
People on the beach run for their lives to escape the water climbing up the sand.
The group find safety in a corner of the beach while others can be heard screaming in the background.
People run for their life and the man then reappears, chasing their path away from the sea.The man who took the footage revealed how his friend had just said waves would not be possible ‘unless [he] tempted the gods to hit him’
As the wave falls back down, the man reappears in his red raincoat and following the path of the other people.
Instead of running after his friend, the guy behind the camera can be heard laughing after the terrible timing of his friend Matt’s rock-climbing.
Reynisfjara Black Column Beach is famous for 먹튀검증 its black sand and lies next to the village of Vík í Mýrdal.This distinct coloured sand was formed by heavily eroded volcanic rock which cooled and hardened after making contact with sea water.
The beach was named as one of the Top 10 non-tropical beaches to visit by National Geographic, in 1991.
