The Reykjanes peninsula in southwestern Iceland is the most densely and heavily populated area of the country as well as the home of three active volcanic systems that have been dormant for over seven centuries.
Reykjanesskagi á suðvesturhorni Íslands er þéttbýlasta svæði landsins og á skaganum eru þrjú virk eldstöðvarkerfi sem hafa legið í dvala í rúmar sjö aldir.