Iceland’s famous geyser site with boiling mud pools and erupting fountains.
Main attractions
• Strokkur geyser erupts every 6–10 minutes, sending boiling water 15–20 metres (49–66 ft) high
• Geysir, the namesake of geysers worldwide, is occasionally active and located 50 metres (160 ft) to the south of Strokkur
• Bubbling hot springs and geothermal pools throughout the valley
• Walking paths connecting geothermal features and viewing platforms
• Unique geological activity in a scenic valley setting
What to Eat and Buy
• The Geysir visitor center across the street serves coffee, snacks, and fresh Icelandic meals in addition to selling souvenirs and other gifts
Take Note
• Stay on marked paths for safety near boiling water
• Wear waterproof clothing; geyser spray can reach nearby visitors