Mývatn is a Lake at Mývatn, Reykjahlíð, Iceland
Lake Mývatn is a shallow, island-studded lake in the volcanic country of north Iceland, the centre of one of the island's most remarkable landscapes. Its name means midge lake, for the clouds of insects that in turn feed an extraordinary abundance of birdlife, and it draws more species of duck than almost anywhere. Around its shores lie lava pillars, craters and geothermal fields. At around 66°N, close to the Arctic Circle, its dark skies make the whole area a fine place to watch the northern lights.




65°36'12"N, 17°0'47"W
The aurora season here runs from September to April, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, February and March. With minimal light pollution, Mývatn could offer a dramatic backdrop for aurora viewing.
Scenes for upcoming movie Fast and Furious 8 were filmed here. Flashy orange Lambo spinning on ice! Hoozah!
𝙶𝚘𝚗𝚣𝚊𝚕𝚘 ?2 March 2016
Gorgeous, even in an almost white-out blizzard. Don't be dummies like us and stay more than one night if you can, in case weather is tricky.
Dana J9 May 2015
great views plus nice hikes
Sandy13 March 2015
Mývatn is one of the country's most beautiful natural gems.
Mývatn er einn fallegustu náttúruperlum landins.
Arni A4 July 2013
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