Where land meets water along the sandy beaches of the Atlantic coast, you would see only sand and the vast infinite expanse of water. The waves roll over and wash the sand, revealing more sand and stones underneath. It’s the usual story, only different in tunes and tones each day. The floating woods in and along Driftwood Beach tell a different story: one of fallen trees cast ashore by wind and waves. Driftwood Beach is home to some of the most interesting natural structures in the world, formed due to constant erosion of coastline due to strong ocean currents and wave action. These driftwood trees are otherworldly in the dark of the night. At dark, the silhouettes of the sideways trees against the star-filled sky looks eerily beautiful. One glance and you are easily entranced for the whole night!
