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- en.wikipedia.org Krýsuvík (volcanic system)Seltún geothermal field within Krýsuvík volcanic system. Krýsuvík in the south-east of Iceland is related to its other volcanic systems. Búrfellsgjá lava channel.
- medium.com @angiebobolow/geothermal-area-of-…While getting ready for small trip, rain has passed several times. Same story while driving to Krýsuvík geothermal area. No worries, it hasn’t killed the drive.
- Vísir skrifaði á dögunum um stækkun meðferðarinnar á Krýsuvík og þar breytingar og úrbætur sem hafa verið gerðar að undanförnu: „Framkvæmdastjóri...
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g3676464-…Where exactly is Krysuvik-Seltun form the Blue lagoon? How would I get there with no transportation at my disposal?
- nat.is krysuvik/South of the farm Krysuvik is the bird cliff Krisuvikurbjarg, where kittiwakes, Guillemots, razorbills and other birds nest. An unclear track lies all the way to the edge.
- visitreykjavik.is krysuvik-geothermal-areaContact the Hafnarfjörður Tourist Information Centre for a detailed map of the Krýsuvík area, including hiking and walking routes and information on local history...
- myguidereykjavik.com sights/krysuvikKrýsuvík, Reykjavik - One of Iceland's must see geothermal areas with bubbling mud pools and colourful lakes, it also plays host to some exciting hiki...
- icelandtravelguide.is locations/krysuvik-…Located in the middle of a fissure on the mid-Atlantic ridge, Krýsuvík geothermal area is defined by mud pots, hot springs, and steaming vents.
- guidetoiceland.is travel-iceland/drive/krysuvikKrýsuvík is a geothermal area, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in south-west Iceland. Read more about it here.
- iceland.nordicvisitor.com travel-guide/…The stunning Grænavatn lake has formed in one such maars. However, the largest lake in the Krýsuvík area is Kleifarvatn, with a depth of 97 metres.
- privatedriver.is highlights/krysuvikNext to Krýsuvík is Lake Kleifarvatn which is the largest lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula around 8 km2.
- wondermondo.com krysuvik-seltun-geothermal-area/The large eruption of the Ogmundargigar volcano took place several kilometers from Krysuvik in 1151. Lava reached the ocean then.