Pink Sand

The characteristic pink color comes from crushed fragments of red foraminifera, microscopic single-celled organisms that live in coral reefs and on the underside of shells. When they die, their red shells mix with white coral and shell fragments.

The unique hue comes from microscopic coral insects called Foraminifera, which have bright red shells. When they die, their shells are crushed and mix with white coral and shell fragments, creating the distinctive rosy color.