Located in southeast Iceland, Jökulsárlón (pronounced "Jökulsárlón") is the largest glacial lake in the country. Formed by the gradual runoff of ice and water from Vatnajökull glacier, Vatnajökull is Iceland's largest glacier, covering approximately 8% of Iceland's surface area. Iceland itself is roughly three times the size of Taiwan, making Vatnajökull approximately one-fifth the size of Taiwan. The lake began melting between 1934 and 1935, forming the Jökulsárlón glacial lake we see today.

This glacial lagoon has gradually become a tourist attraction, and its surface area is currently expanding (which isn't necessarily a good thing). It currently covers approximately 18 square kilometers and is approximately 200 meters deep, making it the second deepest lake in Iceland. The ice melts significantly in the summer, and the entire lagoon freezes over in the winter, creating a beautiful and spectacular sight. It has been the setting for many films, including the well-known "007: The Last Jedi" and "Batman Begins." Melting ice can often be seen on the lake's beach. In winter, it's so thick with ice that it resembles diamonds floating on the sand, earning it the nickname "Diamond Beach." Now, let's take a brief look at the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon cruise and experience it aboard this amphibious boat.