Litlaa

Litlaá, which means "Little River" in Icelandic, is a small river near Iceland's northern coast, just south of the arctic circle. Although this is an unusual location for a 17°C river, the geothermal activity keeps it warm. The river's bed is littered with mesmerizing dancing volcanic sands and multicolored sediments that leap from the depths. While you drift along the surface above, heated water erupts from below the riverbed, creating beautiful designs and ripples in the riverbed. The river's floor is made up of amazing dancing volcanic sands, as well as multicolored sediments that spring up from the depths.

Litlaá, which means "Little River" in Icelandic, is a small river near Iceland's northern coast, just south of the arctic circle. Although this is an unusual location for a 17°C river, the geothermal activity keeps it warm. The river's bed is littered with mesmerizing dancing volcanic sands and multicolored sediments that leap from the depths. While you drift along the surface above, heated water erupts from below the riverbed, creating beautiful designs and ripples in the riverbed. The river's floor is made up of amazing dancing volcanic sands, as well as multicolored sediments that spring up from the depths.

Location: Litlaá, Greenland, North Iceland