Frostastaðavatn is a scenic lake in the Icelandic Highlands. Its 2.6 square kilometres of water are surrounded by rhyolite mountains, which make for breathtaking views from the shores of the lake. The lake's colour varies, as minerals brought up from volcanoes and geothermal activity near this area provide parts of the lake with vivid blue or green hue. Wildlife is abundant here, with Arctic char one of the more common species living in these waters. Adventure-seekers can visit nearby Landmannalaugar and explore its colourful, rhyolite mountains, hot springs, and go on the classic Laugavegur Highland Route trek. It is also close to Hekla, one of the most notorious and explosive volcanoes! Those looking for a unique experience should visit Frostastaðavarn and take in the stunning scenery and nature.