While Volcano Man was a fictional creation, its visuals and themes resonated with the real-life Icelandic landscape. The film showcased Iceland’s stunning geological features, reinforcing the country’s association with both natural power and musical expression.

Valahnúkur was formed by submarine fissure eruption when sea level was standing about 70m higher than today.

Iceland, a land of dramatic landscapes and active geological phenomena, is home to numerous historical landmarks that have shaped its maritime culture and navigational history. Among these is the Reykjanesviti Lighthouse, one of the oldest and most significant lighthouses in the country.

The last documented pair of great Auks was killed on Eldey Island off the coast of Iceland on June 1844.

Brimketill is a natural phenomenon,a small pool, naturally carved by marine erosion in Staðarberg cliffs, on the southern side of the Reykjanes Peninsula

Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula lies a testament to the Earth’s restless motion and the awe-inspiring power of geological forces – the Bridge Between Continents.

Hvalsneskirkja, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula, is a historic and culturally significant church in Iceland. Built in 1887, it was the first church in Iceland constructed outside a traditional graveyard. This stone-built structure, with an interior crafted from driftwood, stands as a testament to the resourcefulness and craftsmanship of its builders.

The Svartsengi Power Station  is a geothermal power plant, which is located in the Svartsengi geothermal field, about four km north of Grindavík.

The lake covers an area of 9.7 square kilometers and has a maximum length of 4.7 km (2.9 mi) and a maximum width of 2.5 km (1.6 mi). Its greatest depth is 107 meters, making it the 7th deepest lake in Iceland and reaching below sea level.

Gunnuhver is Iceland´s largest mud pool at present prominent, highest up in the Gunnuhver area group. It is 20 (66 feet ) meters wide across a rim of mud and boiling vigorously.