Great Geysir

Part of the infamous Golden Circle , this Geysir park is exploited to the max for mass tourism . If you want to enjoy it in peace (assuming it's summer) visit it at midnight for a unique experience. Read more

This is my Geysir. I know it is sleeping, and my Strokkur is erupting more right now (but all the geysers in the world are named after it, so please show some respect and try not to fall into it).

Part of a Golden Circle Tour . It is strickingly amazing. Be careful, it is 80-100 degrees, and don't step on anywhere other than designated walking pavement. It is really hot!

Amazing Geysir & the most beautiful geysir in Iceland. Water explosion is every 2 minutes so prepare your camera to take a nice picture.

Nature can be so phenomenal!!! This place is definitely a crowd puller.. loved the experience of the geysir shooting up.. red soil.. boiling water.. had never imagined such things could be real..

Amazing !!! Geysir explosion period is 3 minutes. Get ready for a perfect shot . Visit for free. A big mall near it.

The city of Geysir names it - so make sure you plan to see this amazing natural spectacle

One of the most important attractions of the Golden Circle . Stokkur pops every 5-6 minutes.. In the opposite side there is a touristy coffee-restaurant and some gift shops . Too expensive though.

Open Google Maps directly from Foursquare and the GPS coordinates will lead you right to the empty parking lot

Wait 2-3 mins for the small geysir eruption , nice to see the larger dormant geyser too! (P.S. smells like eggs ????)

Enjoy a fancy lunch at the visitor center bistro . They source all ingredients locally! (and the dining room is gorgeous.)

He was asleep in June '16, but his smaller brother Strokkur did entertain us with frequent beautiful eruptions

Once you see the Geysir, have a walk around and look for the gnomo!!

The most heavily tourist populated of the Golden Circle attractions . Be prepared to share the view with many others in the Summer.

Bring some eggs , cook it in the Getsir and kicked out :)

What an amazing experience. Get your cameras up and if you have slow motion, this is the best time to use

One of the best tourist centres I've ever seen. The geyser itself erupts pretty regularly, you should expect a big crowd.

Great photos, but overcrowded. Its better to visit this attraction at night, especially during summer

This place is a must and free to go the geyser Erups very frequently which is just stunning

Geysir! Go to the top of the hill for a great view .

Frequent eruptions (every 2-8 minutes)! Truly unique experience. Don't get too close and careful not to slip on the ice!

Patience my friend, the Geysir blows once every 5 or so minutes like clockwork

Cool watching the steam rise from the earth. Eat at the cafe for lunch not the hamburger joint

Amazing to see, slightly hard to remain on your feet on a cold, windy day but well worth the effort.

Don't stop at the small little hot springs , that not where the big show is. You need to walk further up!

Great stop between Thingvellir and Gullfoss.

It was amazing experience to see exploding geysirs!

Expensive but delicious lunch with a view . Easy walk to geysers and there's no charge!

Get your camera ready for that perfect shot .

Stukkor geyser was erupting every 7 minutes - get your video camera ready!

Hike up the trail to see an amazing view of the valley

I hope you are lucky and patient to se one “erupt ” they are magnificent

It was a bit of a rainy day, but honestly mostly it was a couple of acres of smelly steaming pools. The geysir that erupts is sufficiently fun to make it a worthwhile trip despite the tourist horde

geysir spits out every five minutes or more. if u r lucky, it spits 3 times at one

Amazing sight, but to many people here. Get here at night

It's odd to me that all of the pictures of Geysir on 4Sq are actually of Strokkur ; Geysir hasn't erupted in years.

Must stop and visit the mother of all geysirs.

Nice to walk around!

Hike to the top of the mountain for great views .

A bit touristy but awesome to see the geyser go off.

Come with light so you can apreciate the hole show

Definitely worth a trip, nature at its most amazing

While Geysir is pretty much dormant these days, make sure to check out the smaller Strokkur which erupts regularly every 4-8 minutes.

Erupts every 5-10 mins.

Bring a raincoat & stand downwind of the geysir when it erupts . Epic.

Explodes every 5 minutes. The food court is insanity...no organization , people pushing, can't find trays. Lines are too long when you have a bus to catch.

Come earlier in the morning. Not as many tourists !

There is now a 600KR charge now to go to the hot springs . Have some cash handy.

A true spectacle of nature.

incredible place