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The crater was OK, first time we had to pay 400 each, we have not been so amazed. To be fair it was a rainy day
We visited Kerid on our last day in Iceland and had seen some pretty spectacular places the days before. Kerid is also very impressive but probably not as stunning as gullfoss, geysir etc. If doing the tour of the golden circle stop here first ,...More
This is not an explosion crater, but was formed from a collapse. The water surface rises and falls according to the water table. The colors around the crater give you an idea of how different this is from the black lava toward the east.
We were driving back from Gulfs and saw a small group of people on a ridge. We stopped and discovered that the ridge was the rim of an extinct volcano. We walked around the entire rim looking down into the multi colored walls of the...More
While interesting to see, and pretty to experience,this is a nice-to-do on the way past. Personally I wouldn't go out of my way to see it. But there again..... fomo is real!
The weather was awful the day we visited Kerid Crater and we were all uncomfortable after spending hours outdoors already. But this place lifted our spirits! It is stunning, and I bet on a sunny day it is even more so. Oddly, there is an...More
It is one of the most beautiful place . They charge around $4to enter the place but it is worth it . The kids had a blast to walk around the crater and into the lake . Water was cold but we were able to...More
Well worth a stop off if you are on the golden circle. A natural crater which has filled with water. Colourful, tranquil and a real natural wonder.
It's a nice hike around the crater and good views above and down low. A bit pricey to get in but you should still stop.
Definitely a beautiful spot to check out but also such a great example of the effects of plate tectonics if you are into the science of it all too. Such a closely compact row of craters all stretched together. The funny thing is; people didn't...More
