The Reykjanes Peninsula is a rarely visited destination, with most tourists heading straight to the capital or the east of the island. Vast lava fields and the cones of extinct volcanoes radiate a magical charm. A highlight of this place is the Eriksson Bridge, which spans a cleft between the continental plates. The icing on the cake, however, are the cliffs and rock formations of Valahnukamol, mercilessly lashed by foaming waters.