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Divya B
"Geysir is a famous geothermal area in Iceland that's home to a number of hot springs and geysers. The most famous geyser in the area is Strokkur, which erupts every few minutes and shoots boiling water up to 30 meters into the air. You can watch the eruptions, explore the surrounding area, and even dine at a nearby restaurant. Many tour busses stop here so it can get a little crowded. Make sure to wear waterproof colding because you will get wet! "
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Raven Patzke
"You will stop at three main spots on this Golden Circle Day Trip. The first is Geysir Hot Springs. You can grab more food, drinks and souvenirs as well as walk through the geysers. Strokkur is one of the first stops you’ll hit while on the Golden Circle. This geyser bubbles up and shoots a jet 15 feet above you, nearly every 10 minutes. It’s a quick, easy and accessible sight to stop at for any age or level of fitness."
Alexis Brown
"Parking fee for cars.
Plan to spend about one hour at Geysir Hot Springs to walk the geothermal area and watch a few eruptions of the famous Strokkur geyser"
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