Visit Geysir
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Essential
Geysir: How to get there?
90 minutes from Reykjavik and 10 minutes from Gullfoss by carGeysir: See when to go?
All year roundGeysir: For how long?
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Geysir Holidays
Geysir is home to a spectacular natural phenomenon that holds no bounds when it comes to the sense of excitement and anticipation it provides. Though the site has recently been fenced off and an entrance fee introduced, it still remains one of the absolutely essential places to see when visiting Iceland.
Geysir: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
Geysir is home to a spectacular natural phenomenon that holds no bounds when it comes to the sense of excitement and anticipation it provides. Though the site has recently been fenced off and an entrance fee introduced, it still remains one of the absolutely essential places to see when visiting Iceland.
My suggestion
To avoid the crowds, try to visit early in the morning or just before sundown.
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