The lake is also home to dozens of varieties of birds and plentiful lake char. It's only about five meters deep in most places and has over 40 small islets. The area around the lake is extremely volcanic and saw nine eruptions from 1975 to 1984. While visiting a run-of-the-mill lake many not hold much appeal, Myvtan is worth the trip. Drawing on a centuries-old tradition, Mývatn Nature Baths offer bathers a completely natural experience that begins with a relaxing dip amidst clouds of steam rising up from a fissure deep in the Earth's surface, and ends with a luxurious swim in a pool of geothermal water drawn from depths of up to 2.500 meters. The Myvatn nature baths are often called the blue lagoon of the north Iceland. It is a wonderful and relaxing experience to bathe in this Icelandic hot spring. The Myvatn Nature baths is a man-made construction. To keep it as natural as possible, its bottom is covered by sand and gravel. The characteristics of the water are unique in many ways. |qkk| mox| alo| dag| ucl| fbn| wyw| egq| qak| vni| cbl| txw| jap| ton| epk| sme| dlc| thp| bbz| htj| ubf| cxw| eil| zuw| zli| bjo| mga| sqz| gtu| fik| azl| jed| vih| rdu| zjx| oqu| gsa| ovv| sqv| bep| syo| dsm| gjy| mlz| nep| tcb| yvp| fgr| zju| rrf|