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Vík, Reynisfjara, and Dyrhólaey: It’s Amazing What Water and Time Can Do to Rocks

May 22, 2019 unsubtlety
Reynisfjara

Logistics Vík (pronounced veek) is just one of many literally-named bays in Iceland. Pay attention to town names, and you’ll…

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Posted in: Iceland, travel Filed under: coastal, Dyrhólaey, geology, Iceland, Reynisfjara, south coast, South Iceland, Vík

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