Without a doubt, one of the most popular routes to travel in Iceland is the Gullni hringurinn or the Golden Circle . It leads through the southwestern and southern parts of Iceland...
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The Lava Tunnel is one of the longest and best explored lava tubes in Iceland. It is located about 30 minutes from Reykjavík and can be visited all...
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Great Geysir is a gayser of the famous Golden Circle in Iceland, and one of the biggest natural landmarks of the country. It used to hurl a spectacular spurt of hot water up to 80...
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Blue Lagoon is an outdoor thermal bath located amidst a lava field near Grindavík. With geothermal water from up to 2,200 metres below ground level, heated up to...
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At Myvatn Nature Baths , visitors can relax inside the lagoon, or enjoy the natural steam baths, all against the backdrop of the beautifull surrounding nature. In...
Located at the sports centre of Dalvík at Iceland's north coast , this swimming pool is popular with tourists and locals alike. From sports pool and kids' pool...
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Gullfoss, the Golden Waterfall , is the most famous waterfall in Iceland. On sunny days, a stunningly colourful rainbow shines above the cascades. The waterfall is also especially...
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Þingvellir is a place in south-west Iceland, near the peninsula of Reykjanes, and the volcanic area Hengill, and is mostly situated on lava fields. Þingvellir is very popular with...
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