Backdate: Iceland June 2024 Day 13
10/6/24 Mon: Got up at 8am and we checked out after breakfast at 9.30am. While driving, we saw school kids that were dressed up while they crossed the road. It was impromptu I saw Urriðafoss on Google Maps while on the way to Kerið Crater, so we decided to stop by there in the morning. *said to be the most voluminous waterfall in Iceland~* The wind was chilly but Urriðafoss did not disappoint. It was huge and hearing the sound of water gushing can be so therapeutic. There were quite a few people fishing on this private land. We saw one person returned with a huge fish about an arm’s length-long! Arrived at Kerið Crater carpark at 11.30am and spent the next 45 minutes walking there. The entry fees was 1200 ISK for two (S$11.78), albeit a Chinese couple before us walked in without paying haiz. Kerið Crater was formed about 6500 years ago and the depth of the water was estimated to be about 7 to 14m. PotaTOHs first walked along the rim of the crater and saw that pool from below which loo