Lake Myvatn, the fourth-largest lake in Iceland, is a natural and geological phenomenon that stuns visitors with its sublime, seemingly limitless beauty.

The transfixing turquoise waters play tricks with the eyes, stretching towards the horizon between volcanic slopes housing geothermal baths and underground geyser bread ovens. A visit to Lake Myvatn is transformative - you’re guaranteed breathtaking views, an insight into Icelandic heritage and culture in villages like Rekjahlið, and one of the most rejuvenating swims of your life at the Myvatn Nature Baths.

A bicycle tour is a brilliant way to explore the unbounded beauty of Lake Myvatn, taking in the sensational sweeping vistas that’ll stun you at every turn, and delving into the history of making geyser bread (also known as Rúgbrauð, or Icelandic rye bread) using geothermal steam. Once you’ve finished cycling over the Volcanic slopes that surround this incredible lake, you’ll settle in for a steam yourself at the Myvatn Nature Baths - a truly unique experience you’ll remember for years to come.