Frykter turistinvasjon

Published at: Aug 01 2014 - 10:34 / Updated at: Aug 01 2014 - 10:34

Grunneiere i Hrunalaug i Sør-Island er engstelige for det høye antallet turister som kommer til området hver dag. Gjestene opptrer ikke alltid som de bør i naturen, og grunneierne frykter ubøtelige skader, melder Iceland Review:

Eiríkur Steindórsson, the owner of the land, says that tourism had increased steadily since the pool ended up in a travel guide about five years ago. Now there is hardly any guidebook on Iceland in circulation that does not mention the pool.

This year the pool has been more popular than ever with travelers, and about 200 of them visit it every day.

Frykter turistinvasjon

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