Simply a footbridge put between the fissure, to symbolically explain how Iceland represents the separation of the North American and European tectonic plates

Is an iconic and the oldest lighthouse built in Iceland. The lighthouse is perched atop a hill that is not too far from some massive cliffs that overlook the ocean.

Valahnúkamöl cliffs jut out of the ocean 33 feet high, repeatedly pounded by the elements for thousands of years resulting in its craggy weathered appearance.

impressive and colorful geothermal field of various mud pools and fumaroles tale of Gunnuhver is an example of classic Icelandic folklore, tying together the harshness of life on the island, ghosts, curses, and the saving power of Christianity.

The main geothermal areas in Krysuvik banks around the hot springs are colored green, yellow, and red. Columns of steam rise skywards and the bubbling mud pools play their rhythmic symphony.

Kleifarvatn is one of the largest lake in Iceland, about 10km2 and about 136 meters above sea level. The lake is located on the Reykjanes peninsula between Sveifluhálsar and Vatnshlíðar. It is the largest lake on the Reykjanes peninsula and the third largest in South Iceland. The greatest depth of the water is about 97 meters.

Impressive fresh dried lava valley from last volcano eruption

A small, naturally carved pool, by marine erosion, at the lava shore edge west of the town of Grindavík.

A fishing town on the Reykjanes Peninsula with a coziest coffee house in Iceland

Is a long line of sheer sea lava cliffs south of the old fishing hamlet of Hafnir.