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Geysir

Geysir, Reykjavik, Iceland

Featured Review : Reykjavik Excursions seems to have a monopoly on tours, but they do an excellent job. You can book their tours at the airport, at any hotel, at the bus station, etc.They will pick you up at your hotel and you can buy yo...See Full Review

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Geysir Reviews

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Someone Is in a Mood!

  • 5 out of 5 stars by dangaroo from Warsaw, Poland
  • April 20, 2009
Quote: Although I was disappointed with Gulfoss, Geysir or its neighbour Strokkur, I should say - almost completely made up for it. I have to admit, I probably had got my hopes up far too much when it came to Geysir. I'd read about it for years and finally... Read the full Geysir review

From journal Natural Wonders of Iceland

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Geysir

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Koentje3000 from Hamme, Belgium
  • March 6, 2007
Geysir
Quote: One of Iceland's most famous and most visited sights is situated in the geothermal Haukadalur valley. Boiling mud pots and ever-smoking fumaroles are witness of the area location right on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the European and North-American... Read the full Geysir review

From journal Smoky Bay Town

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Gullfoss-Geysir Direct

  • 5 out of 5 stars by n2dwoods from New York, New York
  • June 20, 2006
Gullfoss-Geysir Direct
Quote: Reykjavik Excursions seems to have a monopoly on tours, but they do an excellent job. You can book their tours at the airport, at any hotel, at the bus station, etc.They will pick you up at your hotel and you can buy your ticket at the station,... Read the full Geysir review

From journal Swimming & (Sun)bathing in Iceland

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Geysir

  • 5 out of 5 stars by MichaelJM from Nottingham, England
  • July 9, 2005
Geysir
Quote: Who would visit Iceland and NOT see a geyser? Not us, so this trip was high on our agenda. The distant spouts of the geysers were intermittently visible as we crossed country from Pingvallam, and when we finally arrived at the visitor centre, we... Read the full Geysir review

From journal The Golden Circle

Gullfoss-Geysir Direct Tour

  • 4 out of 5 stars by NCHammerhead from Apex, North Carolina
  • February 19, 2005
Gullfoss-Geysir Direct Tour
Quote: We visited Kerid Crater, Geysir, and Gullfoss Waterfall. The tour picked us up at our hotel at 11am and returned us at approximately 5pm. Our first stop was at Kerid Crater, which is not much more than a big hole in the ground, but it is still... Read the full Geysir review

From journal Iceland 2005

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Geysir

  • 5 out of 5 stars by DrMaximus from Montreal, Quebec
  • July 20, 2004
Geysir
Quote: Geysir was perhaps one of the most astonishing natural wonders I have ever encountered in my travels. I remember that as we parked our vehicle and walked towards it, I was shocked stiff at how high the water blew out from under the ground and into... Read the full Geysir review

From journal The Golden Circle & Southern Iceland

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Geysir

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Joey from Midlothian, Illinois
  • September 13, 2000
Geysir
Quote: The spot is named for the original spouting hot spring, Geysir, which is dormant now. The park is a famous geothermal area. The 'new' spring erupts quite regularly (about every 6 minutes). The height can reach 100m (300ft). A walking tour lets you... Read the full Geysir review

From journal Iceland