Sveifluháls is a mafic hyaloclastite ridge of 397 m height in the southwest of Iceland in Gullbringusýsla. It is part of Krýsuvík volcanic system and of the protected area Reykjanes Fólkvangur.
Sveifluháls seen from Krýsuvíkurvegur.
Probably produced by a similar type of eruption: Memorial of jökulhlaup over Skeiðarársandur following the Grímsvötn-Gjálp eruption in 1996
Sveifluháls from Seltún geothermal area
Sveifluháls seen from Grænavatn maar
Krýsuvík is an area in Southwest Iceland at about 35 km from Reykjavík.
Grænavatn, Krýsuvíkurskóli, Sveifluháls with geothermal areas
The old Krýsuvikurkirkja, March 2007
The maar Grænavatn with the buildings of the "new" farm
Geothermal area of Seltún in 2018