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ivacunja · 9 months
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southpacifictravel · 2 years
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Vindbelgur is a 529-meter volcano northwest of Lake Mývatn in northern Iceland. The lake was formed during a massive eruption 2,300 years ago.
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arbron · 1 year
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Sunset over Mývatn
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vishallodaya-blog · 1 year
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Beauty besides the road 148. . . #northeasticeland #northiceland #mývatn #volcano #lagoon #bluelagoon #hotsprings #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdphotography . . #iceland #icelandtravel #iceland🇮🇸 #icelandtrip #icelandroadtrip #icelandadventure #roadtrip #travel #traveler #travelphoto #latergram #travelholic #travelgram #traveller #travelawesome #travelbug #travelnow #travellingthroughtheworld🌍 (at Mývatn Lake) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClQJdEUtqmk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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have-you-been-here · 2 months
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Mývatn, Iceland
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viagginterstellari · 7 months
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Lake Mývatn, 2020
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ndav1d42 · 7 months
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Izland 7. nap /1. (szept6. sze)
(Közben hazaértünk, itthon minden szar (jó, nem minden, mert vannak cicák!), se hegyek, se fjordok, csak utazás utáni letargia és depresszió... de nézegetem a képeket, lélekben még itt járok)
hú, ez is egy mozgalmas nap volt. nagyjából 270km utazás volt a terv jónéhány megállóval, úgyhogy haladni kellett. a reggelt azért nem kapkodtuk el, főztünk reggelit a Mývatn tó melletti kempingben, pakolásztunk, aztán indultunk a közeli Hverfjall vulkánhoz.
2500 éve tört ki, egy km átmérőjű a tufagyűrű kráter, és kb. 100km/h-s szél fújt a tetején, de úgy, h tényleg ledöntött a lábunkról és közben ugyanezzel a sebességgel fújta a hamut is a szemünkbe (meg az összes nem takart testfelületre). gyors körülnézés volt, jöttünk is le hamar.
köv gyors megálló a Mývatn fürdő túloldalán lévő szolfatáramező, amit előző este a fürdőhöz sietés miatt kihagytunk. a fumarolák tolják ki magukból a kénes mindenfélét, elég menő a táj. színes, büdös és persze itt is szeles volt.
aztán jött 60km után Húsavik, ami az északi bálnaközpont. innen (is) indul rengeteg bálnanéző hajós kirándulás, és itt van A bálnamúzeum. a múzeum izgi, tele van csontvázakkal, meg infókkal, tetszett (kivéve a bálnavadászós rész, de hát az is hozzátartozik sajna)
múzeumozás után ebédeltünk, megnéztük a kikötőt, meg úgy a város parti részét, nagyon szép. bevásároltunk, aztán innen már végülis a kemping jött, ami 200km-re volt még (muszáj volt lenyomni nagy távot, h haladjunk a szigetkörrel). de azért amit útba lehetett ejteni, ejtettük, így meglestük a Geitafosst, aztán megálltunk lábat nyújtani az Eyjafjörður partján, ami után keresztül kellett menni Akureyri városon, aminek nem örültem túlzottan, a városi vezetés azért leizzasztott. majd mesélek az izlandi kétsávos körforgalmakról...
Öxnadalur is megért egy kis pihenőt, majd 6 után befutottunk Varmahlíð kempingjébe, ami a legjobb kempingünk volt a sok nap alatt! de erről majd a köv részben.
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niceland2023 · 9 months
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Yesterday was blustery, so we visited a fancy “floating” geothermal bath with an infinity view of the nearby lake. The public pools are so nice here that I was on the fence about whether it would be even worth it or not.
Ultimately I’m glad we went. The architecture was extremely cool - blended perfectly with the environment. And the amenities were solid (tea, swim up bar, the actual infinity views etc). I had a beautiful smoked arctic char on toast for lunch at their bistro. The full experience 👍
Today we took a long, cold, rainy bus ride to Mývatn. Saw some snow sprinkles and evidence of lots of wind along the way - probably this makes me a wimp but I’m really glad we’re not biking in this weather. As we approached town, we saw plumes of steam from a variety of geothermal areas. Very excited to do lots of exploring over the next few days!
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aviaposter · 7 months
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Boeing 737-8 MAX Icelandair
Registration: TF-ICN Named: Mývatn Type: 737-8 Engines: 2 × CFMI LEAP-1B Serial Number: 44356 First flight: Feb 3, 2019
Icelandair is the flag carrier of Iceland, with its corporate head office on the property of Reykjavík Airport in the capital city Reykjavík. It is part of the Icelandair Group and operates to destinations on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean from its main hub at Keflavík International Airport. The geographical position of Iceland is convenient for one-stop transatlantic flights, which is one pillar of the airline's business strategy. Icelandair traces its roots back to 1937, when Flugfélag Akureyrar was founded in Akureyri on the north coast of Iceland. In the 1950s, Flugfélag began to use the 'Icelandair' branding for its international flights. In 1979, the airline was renamed Icelandair.
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thinkragelive · 2 years
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Upwind of the sulfur smelling Blue Lake above Lake Mývatn, Iceland. RPB.
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annafshr · 11 months
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Exploring Iceland's Enchanting Hot Springs: Nature's Tranquil Oasis
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Iceland, the land of fire and ice, boasts a natural wonder that captivates travelers from around the world—the enchanting hot springs. With its geothermal activity and abundant geysers, Iceland offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in soothing hot waters amidst stunning landscapes. These geothermal treasures not only provide relaxation but also a glimpse into the country's geological marvels. In this article, we will take you on a virtual journey through some of Iceland's most breathtaking hot springs, where you can indulge in the soothing embrace of nature's tranquil oasis.
Blue Lagoon
Located in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the Blue Lagoon is undoubtedly one of Iceland's most iconic hot springs. Its milky-blue waters, rich in minerals and silica, create a rejuvenating experience like no other. Visitors can submerge themselves in the warm, geothermal waters while surrounded by an otherworldly landscape of black volcanic rocks. The Blue Lagoon's unique combination of natural beauty and luxurious amenities make it an unmissable destination for those seeking relaxation and indulgence.
Landmannalaugar
Nestled in the heart of the Icelandic Highlands, Landmannalaugar is a geothermal wonderland renowned for its colorful rhyolite mountains and steaming hot springs. The area offers a variety of natural hot pools, where hikers and nature enthusiasts can unwind after traversing the picturesque trails of the surrounding wilderness. Soaking in the warm waters while admiring the vibrant hues of the surrounding mountains is an experience that will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on any visitor.
Mývatn Nature Baths
Located in the north of Iceland near Lake Mývatn, the Mývatn Nature Baths offer a serene retreat amidst breathtaking volcanic landscapes. These mineral-rich geothermal baths are often referred to as the "Blue Lagoon of the North." Surrounded by lava fields and geothermal steam vents, visitors can bask in the warm, milky-blue waters while taking in the panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. The Mývatn Nature Baths provide a more intimate and tranquil alternative to the larger and more crowded hot springs in Iceland.
Reykjadalur Hot Springs
For those who seek a more off-the-beaten-path experience, Reykjadalur Hot Springs, meaning "Steam Valley," offers a unique opportunity to combine a scenic hike with a rewarding hot spring dip. Located near the town of Hveragerði, a short drive from Reykjavík, this hidden gem boasts a series of natural hot pools situated along a beautiful river. Visitors can embark on a moderate hike through geothermal landscapes before immersing themselves in the warm waters, surrounded by lush greenery and bubbling hot springs. The blend of nature, exercise, and relaxation makes Reykjadalur an unforgettable destination for adventurous travelers.
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Iceland's hot springs are not only a source of natural beauty but also a testament to the country's geothermal activity and unique geological heritage. From the famous Blue Lagoon to the serene Landmannalaugar and the lesser-known Reykjadalur, each hot spring offers a distinct experience in harmony with nature. Whether you seek relaxation, therapeutic benefits, or a chance to marvel at Iceland's astounding landscapes, a visit to these hot springs promises an unforgettable adventure. So, take a dip, embrace the tranquility, and let the warm waters of Iceland's hot springs wash away your cares.
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stumbleimg · 1 year
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Serene Sunset at Mývatn, Iceland [OC] [1827x1080]
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southpacifictravel · 2 years
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The boiling mud pots of the Námafjall or Hverir geothermal area near Mývatn Lake in northern Iceland formed when groundwater seeped down to magma intrusions where it was converted into acidic steam and fumerole gas.
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maxsix · 2 years
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White Out Blizzard in Mývatn, Iceland | Original photography by Jack Antsey via Unsplash
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vishallodaya-blog · 1 year
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Beauty besides the road 147. . . #northeasticeland #northiceland #mývatn #volcano #lagoon #bluelagoon #hotsprings #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdphotography . . #iceland #icelandtravel #iceland🇮🇸 #icelandtrip #icelandroadtrip #icelandadventure #roadtrip #travel #traveler #travelphoto #latergram #travelholic #travelgram #traveller #travelawesome #travelbug #travelnow #travellingthroughtheworld🌍 (at Mývatn Lake) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClK6dVFt9bM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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oneshotolive · 2 years
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Small Lava Cave near lake Mývatn, Iceland (4032 × 3024) [OC]
📷: jr_849
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