Kerid crater, located in Iceland, is a striking volcanic crater lake with vivid turquoise waters. It is part of the Golden Circle route near the town of Selfoss. The crater is approximately 6,000 years old and is characterized by its red volcanic rock slopes contrasted against the deep blue-green lake at its base. Visitors can explore the crater’s rim for panoramic views of the unique landscape. Kerid offers a fascinating glimpse into Iceland’s geologic history and is a popular stop for tourists exploring the country’s natural wonders.
8am – 9pm
