Vik í Mýrdal is a small village located in southern Iceland, known for its stunning natural landscapes. It is situated near the Mýrdalsjökull glacier and the famous black sand beaches of Reynisfjara. The village serves as a popular base for tourists exploring the surrounding areas, including the nearby Dyrhólaey promontory and the picturesque Skógafoss waterfall. The population of Vik is around 300 residents, making it one of the southernmost inhabited places in Iceland. The village features essential amenities such as shops, restaurants, and accommodations, catering to visitors year-round. Its unique geology and proximity to natural wonders make Vik a significant destination for those exploring the Icelandic landscape.