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- Selected geological features near the Krýsuvík volcanic system (approximate outline in red). Clicking on the image enables mouse-over with more detail where...
- 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.
- Útskrifuðum Krýsuvíkingum og velunnurum Krýsuvík er boðið að koma til okkar að njóta með okkur og skoða…
- 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.
- Where exactly is Krysuvik-Seltun form the Blue lagoon? How would I get there with no transportation at my disposal?
- The stream flows from the other hot springs past this one — which is one of the largest of the hot springs in Krýsuvík — before it leaves the geothermal area.
- Krýsuvík is a geothermal area, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in south-west Iceland. Read more about it here.
- The large eruption of the Ogmundargigar volcano took place several kilometers from Krysuvik in 1151. Lava reached the ocean then.
- 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.
- Krýsuvík, Reykjavik - One of Iceland's must see geothermal areas with bubbling mud pools and colourful lakes, it also plays host to some exciting hiki...
- Krýsuvík (also Krísuvík, both pronounced [ˈkʰriːsʏˌviːk] in Icelandic) is an area in Southwest Iceland at about 35 km from Reykjavík.
- Thank you Jon Heidar, Editor of Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine. Spectacular scenery. Krýsuvík, Reykjanes, is about 36 km south of Reykjavík.
- 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.