Víti is a huge explosion crater, about 300 metres in diameter. The crater was formed during a massive volcanic eruption at the start of the famous Mývatn Fires in 1724. The eruption continued more or less non-stop for 5 years and Víti's bubbling cauldron of mud boiled for more than a century after that. Víti is situated near Krafla and there is a tarmacked road leading up to it from highway 1.
Jökulsárgljúfur canyon, Northern Iceland
Selfoss waterfall is much wider than it is tall; its height is eleven metres while its width is around 100 metres. It is fed by the Jökulsá á Fjöllum, a glacier river with its routes in Vatnajökull glacier.
