Big White Sand Beach Introduction
Green Island is mainly composed of volcanic block rock, which has formed rugged and jagged coastal scenery after long periods of weathering and erosion. The coastline is predominantly coral reef with the largest beach, Dabaisha, made up of shell and coral fragments cemented together, known as "tansha." This is one of only two such locations on Green Island, making Dabaisha a rare sandy landscape to behold. Beyond the white sandy beach, the coastline is still surrounded by coral reefs, and the intertidal zone is extensively distributed, rich in marine life such as hermit crabs, crabs, amphipods, sea slugs, and sea cucumbers.
