Cave hot spring

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Grjótagjá is a small lava cave located near lake Mývatn in north Iceland, famous for featuring a beautiful geothermal hot spring in its depths.

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In a verdant 6ha valley, amid towering 280 million-year-old limestone hills, The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat is nestled among natural caves, waterfalls and, best of all, rejuvenating geothermal hot springs.

this naural cave Grjótagjá filled with hot watter is located about 2 km from Reykjahlíd, Myvatn area. The water is bit hot (48 °C) so its just for jump in and jump out. Enjoy

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Visit Grjotagja Cave, Iceland's natural wonder, spotlighted in Game of Thrones with Jon Snow and Ygritte in 2013.

Located on the frozen lagoon of the Svínafellsjökull glacier in Skaftafell, Iceland, the blue ice caves is a rare wonder to behold. Formed from centuries-old ice from the slopes of Öræfajökull that has transformed into highly pressurized glacier ice containing hardly any air bubbles, the ice caves are almost transparent, except that it is filtered…

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