Stöng

A 12th century ruin, excavated from volcanic ash, is a perfect example of a saga-era Viking farmstread.

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Þingvellir

Site of the Alþingi, the first Icelandic parliament, and some of the most spectactular geologic formations — the rift valley along the mid-Atlantic ridge.

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Seltún Geothermal Area

The plumes of steam from nearby vents are visible from the road, and a new wooden boardwalk wends its way through the bubbling mudpots. There’s even a steaming creek!

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Garður

This tiny village on the very tip of the Reykjanes peninsula hosts two lighthouses.

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Leitahraun Lava Field

There are hundreds of miles in Iceland lined on each side by lava flows, ranging from soft, moss-covered lumpy fields to lunar-like expanses of rocks and sand.

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Kleifarvatn

The largest lake on the Reykjanes peninsula, near the Seltún geothermal fields

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Kerið Crater

A colorful volcanic crater lake near the Golden Circle

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Graenvatn

Vivid turqoise lake near the Krysavik geothermal area

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Raufarhollshellir

A series of four small holes in the ground lead to a lava-tube cave filled with ice stalagmites.

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