The origin of the El Dorado legend. Sacred Muisca lake where chiefs were covered in gold dust and rowed to the center to make offerings. Haunting, beautiful, and surprisingly accessible from Bogotá.

Rent a rowboat here for a romantic and classic perspective of the park’s landscape.

A shallow volcanic lake with rich birdlife and striking geology. In summer the midges give the lake its name. Around the shore you will find the pseudocraters of Skútustaðagígar and the dramatic lava fields of Dimmuborgir. ⛰️🦆

A small lake in the heart of Reykjavík known simply as The Pond. Loved by locals for walks and birdwatching. In winter parts freeze for ice skating while one corner stays warm from geothermal water. 🦢

Glacial lake with floating icebergs drifting slowly, blue and mesmerizing. Probably one of the most famous natural attractions in the south of Iceland. You can spot wildlife here like seals and skuas, sometimes right by the shore. Up close is the real wow effect, incredible. 🧊Glacier lagoon in Iceland is kind off the beaten path, so worth it.

This crater lake has unique views and is very remote. It’s quite difficult to get here, but it’s so worth it.

This crater lake is surrounded by volcanic peaks and has crystal-clear water. It’s a 10-minute climb to reach it.

A lake where you can rent a kayak or do a lot of activities as paddle boat. You can also observe the variety of birds that live there.

A lake that looks so unreal. Steam rising from the ground, bubbling water, lava fields stretching for miles. It’s got that classic Icelandic look, otherworldly and dramatic.

A glacial lake with floating icebergs and wildlife sightings of seals and skuas. This place is beautiful.