Reykjanes Peninsula

The Reykjanes Peninsula is a volcanic region in southwestern Iceland characterized by active geothermal areas, rugged coastlines, and geothermal fields, including hot springs and geysers. It is situated on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, causing frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity. Known for its dramatic landscapes, it features lava fields, steaming vents, and volcanic craters. The area is also home to the nation’s main international airport, Keflavík, and is a popular destination for tourists seeking natural geothermal attractions and striking coastal scenery.