Informacje na temat Krakatindur
Krakatindur is a 858 m volcano in Rangarvallasysla in South Iceland.
The volcano is located in the Nyjahraun lava field and belongs to the Hekla volcanic system.
Najbliższy serwis Krakatindur
Okoliczne atrakcje Krakatindur
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