1.4K views | We booked this Katla ice cave tour with Troll Expeditions. It was great! (Except for the cold rain 略…be sure to wear waterproof gear!) #iceland #icecaves #glacier | Jerad Gardner, MD | Facebook

Visit the Katla ice cave, located in the Katla glacier, an outlet glacier out of Mýrdalsjökull. When the glacier was expanding it was built up by layers of volcanic ash and ice, giving the caves a extraordinary look. See more details on our website. 📸 by @chrisburkard 👏🏼 | Southcoast Adventure

I visited an ice cave located by an active volcano in Iceland!! 🇮🇸 Katla ice cave is one of the most stunning natural wonders in Iceland, and a must-visit destination for those who are looking to explore the country’s stunning glacial landscapes. Located in the south of Iceland, near the town of Vik, Katla ice cave is a spectacular blue glacier cave that is formed by meltwater flowing from the Katla volcano. Use code: “ASASTEINARS” for 10% off when you book this tour with @katlatrack 🧡 Walkin

🌋ALERT: Iceland’s most dangerous volcano may be waking up 🌋 A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck Katla this morning beneath 700 meters of ice. Several M3 quakes followed at shallow depth. Katla hasn’t erupted in 107 years. That’s twice its typical eruption interval. In 1918, it triggered floods at 300,000 cubic meters per second, faster than the Amazon River. Icebergs the size of buildings were thrown miles across the plains. A 1,700-meter-long ice canyon was carved in hours. A major eruption tod