Grindavík is a fishing town at the peninsula of The peninsula Reykjanes (also known under the name Reykjaneskagi) is situated at the south-west end of Iceland not far from the capital Reykjavík. ...Reykjanes at the south_western coast of Iceland (disambiguation). ...Iceland. It is one of the few cities with a harbour at this coast. Most of the 2500 inhabitants are living from the fishing industry.

There is an The word esoteric generally relates to that which is known only by a restricted number of people (contrast exoteric). ...esoteric center in the town.

A rather famous Icelandic may mean: Of or from or pertaining to Iceland The Icelandic language The Icelandic horse breed This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...Icelandic Though anyone who creates a written work may be called a writer, the term is usually reserved for those who write creatively or professionally, or those who have written in many different forms. ...writer was born here: Guðbergur Bergsson.

Kalli Bjarni (born January 6, 1976), Icelandic singer, is best known for winning the Icelandic version of Pop Idol in 2004. ...Kalli Bjarni, the first winner of Icelandic version of For a the British television series see: Pop Idol; for religious icons, see: icon. ...Pop Idol, lives in Grindavik.

UMFG is Grindavik (Iceland) sport club. ...UMFG is the town´s sport club

Some kilometers to the north, there is the so_called Blue Lagoon (is. Bláa Lónið), a swimming pool using hot and mineralized waters from the near_by power station Svartsengi.

See also:

• Following is a list of some significant cities and towns in Iceland. ...List of cities in Iceland
• The peninsula Reykjanes (also known under the name Reykjaneskagi) is situated at the south_west end of Iceland not far from the capital Reykjavík. ...Reykjanes
• Because of the special geological situation in Iceland with the high concentration of volcanoes, geothermal energy is very often used for heating and production of electricity. ...Geothermal power in Iceland

External links

• Photos (http://www.icelandiscool.com/grindavik/)
• official website (http://www.grindavik.is/ßi=2&s=53)
• Blue Lagoon (http://www.bluelagoon.is)