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This is the most active of the geysers in the complex shooting up every 10minutes or so. Good to get there before the crowds as it is very busy with tour groups all day.
The area is a mix of hot pools, steam vents and the active tea geysir Strokkur. Going off at regular intervals Strokkur is the highlight and blows to one of the highest points of any active geysir worldwide. Easy parking and a cafe with toilets...More
Strokkur is the part of the Geysir area. It's infrastructure is amongst of the best-developed on Iceland. You have a big parking, restaurants and huge gift shop, if that's your thing. Access to the Strokkur is relatively easy even for people with disabilities or on...More
This is an entire geothermic area. There are a collection of several geysers most of which are dormant now with the largest being Geysir which used to erupt quite regularly. Now the star of the show is Strokkur geyser which erupts every 5-10 minutes. We...More
Fun quick visit. Several smaller geysers. Strokkur is largest. Pops like every 5 or so minutes. Did slo-mo on iphone. Very cool
it can be crowded and you will see tourists. there is a gift shop, concessions, parking, restrooms. more importantly, there are geysers! Strokkur is the biggish, active one, but there is more to see. plus, it's super easy to get too and free. I think...More
A must stop in the area and on the Golden Circle. Regular eruptions makes for good theatre. The other hot pools, especially the ones you can see down through the boiling water are fascinating. Especially fun in the snow, with the local birds, mainly Redwings,...More
Do not miss! Drive past the first parking lot 100m, to find another large free parking lot 10m from Geysir. Do not let the large tourist groups detour you, the crowds thin as you walk further up the hill. The water in the small streams...More
The geyser is a short walk from the parking lot. One passes several pools of hot water, and then the largest pool is where the geyser is. It went off five times while we were there, and we would have stayed longer but for the...More
This is mesmerizing! It erupts every 7 or 8 minutes and after a while, you can learn the signs that let you know that the eruption is close at hand and to get your camera ready. One of the neatest things we have ever seen.
