Aaron7 Says: The lake at Laugarvatn actually boasts water that you can swim in. There are both hot and cold springs that feed the lake and keep it a managable temperature.
travelfrosch Says: During our stop at the rather un-scenic gas station, I was able to take a few photos of the rather scenic surroundings. The lake and pleasant landscape beyond was quite enjoyable to look at.
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The lake at Laugarvatn actually boasts water that you can swim in. There are both hot and cold springs that feed the lake and keep it a managable temperature.
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A last-minute change in bus schedules had left us stranded in Geysir. When traveling salesman Finnur offered us a ride back to Reykjavík, we were more than happy to accept. As a condition, he needed...
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Well this is Laugarvatn. It's an important university at the edge of a small lake. It's quite picturesqe as you can see with Mt Hekla in the background and a lake which is actually swimmable!
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