“Fjallsárlón is an isolated glacial lagoon in the realm of Vatnajökull. Iceland’s tallest volcano, the Öræfajökull glacier, looms above the lagoon and reaches down to the water where icebergs break off into the lake.

Fjallsárlón is located just off of the main road, 47 kilometers east of Skaftafell and 10 kilometers west of Jökulsárlón.

64°00’51.6”N 16°22’19.0”W”

“Route 1 or the Ring Road is a national road in Iceland that runs around the island and connects most of the inhabited parts of the country.”

“Krysuvik-Seltun - This geothermal area has formed on the great divide between Europe and America - fissure zone of Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Several geothermal fields - Seltún, Hverahvammur, Hverahlíð and Austurengjar - here are located close together, each with its own charm and specifics.

Several eruptions have taken place in this area since the arrival of people to Iceland. Large eruption of Ogmundargigar volcano took place several kilometres from Krýsuvík in 1151. Lava reached the ocean then. Last eruptions in this area took place in the 14th century.”