This is a plane that was forced to land on the black sand beach in southern Iceland due to lack of fuel half a century ago. The accident did not cause any casualties and the crew survived. However, because the recycling cost is too high, the aircraft wreckage has been abandoned after the removal of the main instrument. Near Vick, Slheimasandurs black beach aircraft wreck in the south of Iceland is not allowed to pass by. It can only be parked outside, and then walk about 4 kilometers to the gravel road for about 2 hours. Try to go before 10am, and its not good to take pictures when you go late. If you go to the Aurora in the middle of the night, it will be even more perfect. Under normal circumstances, the wind is very large. It is best to wear windproof clothes when hiking, cover your face with a scarf or a mask, and put on gloves. Although I walked for 2 hours just to see the wreckage of a plane, and there was no scenery on the road, it was very shocking to see it.