Reykjanes Peninsula is a perfect place to discover Iceland. With its valleys flows into the lava, its bare heights, its dark rocks and gaping craters, these exceptional landscapes the peninsula show us the wonderfully unusual character of the country. In this part of the island, it is the elements that dictate the world how to live. This strip of land located in the southwest of Iceland is marked by active underground volcanic activity. Its cooled lava soil, that does not allow the vegetation to grow revealing bald reliefs and dark rocks typical of volcanic areas, a moonscape shaped by lava flows… What you will see: Kleifarvatn: This lake sits on a highly active volcanic fissure zone. The lake is surrounded by black sand shores and volcanic mountains. After the series of earthquakes in 2000, the lake began to disappear into a large fissure created by one of the earthquakes : an enigmatic phenomenon. Seltún: This place has many mudpots and fumaroles, heated by an underground magma chamber. Sulphuric water and gases have created colorful deposits. We will take a wooden pathways to explore this fascinating area, especially when a new maar is born with a spectacular explosion. Grænavatn: It is a gorgeous emerald colored lake caused by a combination of thermal algae and sunlight absorbing crystals. Stóra and Litla Eldborg: two perfectly-formed scoria craters. They are a part of a lava ring. You will enjoy this amazing moonscape. Krisuvikurberg: one of Iceland’s best-known bird-cliffs and the highest cliffs in the southwest part of Iceland. It is a home for almost 60 000 pairs of birds – mostly gulls, guillemots, razorbills, fulmars. From the middle of March to the end of August you can watch also puffins.  Gunnuhver: This place is both surprising and enchanting. This is a crater with ocher and orange stones that contrast with the turquoise milky waters of a lake located at the top. Valahnukar: We continue our trip to a desert volcanic lava area. From there the view is amazing, you can see those cliffs and rocks growing straight out of the ocean and explore a mountain composed of tuff layers, pillow lava and breccia. Leifur Eiríksson Bridge: unique place where two of the Earth’s tectonic plates split. You will have the opportunity to walk over this footbridge which crosses the fissure. This 18 meters long bridge, in a symbolic purpose, illustrates the phenomenon of continental drift and connects the tectonic plates. Sog: This place appeared after a volcanic eruption under a glacier who was covering the area a long time ago. You will be astonished by this colorful site and the mind-blowing surroundings.