CDG-DVD-140 - Iceland, an island of fire and ice, a land of geysers, volcanoes and lava deserts. Remote and desolate yet full of breathtaking natural beauty. The spectacle of numerous Solfatara formations ranges from fascinating bubbling mud holes to dramatic crevices that spew out hot steam. The sulphur laden mud pools can reach a temperature of up to a hundred degrees Celsius and the surrounding terrain can suddenly give way, therefore the area can be extremely dangerous and should be approached with great caution.