Península de Reykjanes
Summer for birdlife and lakeside hikes; winter for auroras and quieter baths.
Summer for birdlife and lakeside hikes; winter for auroras and quieter baths.
The village of Reykjahlíð sits on the shore of Lake Mývatn, at the centre of one of Iceland’s most extraordinary volcanic landscapes. Craters, lava formations, steaming vents and a shallow, bird-rich lake are all packed into a small area.
Soak in the Mývatn Nature Baths, wander the lava pillars of Dimmuborgir, climb the Hverfjall crater and peer into the Grjótagjá cave. The Námafjall geothermal field, Krafla and the thundering Dettifoss are all a short drive away, making Mývatn a highlight of the north.
Consejos de viaje, nuevas guías y aviso cuando el pronóstico de auroras se vea bien. Sin spam.
