BinhPham Photography
Strokkur Geysir, Iceland
This geyser continues to erupt every 5-10 minutes, and the power of the eruption varies, and the height can reach 40+ ft.
This image was taken at the beginning of the eruption, where the base of the water has that aqua color. At the peak of the eruption, you don't see that color anymore, therefore I chose to use this one instead of the fully erupted one.
This attraction is free, however, if you'd like to eat in the visitor center, I've heard that the price is quite high, therefore, my advise is to skip it. There is a great local, hand-made ice cream place nearby, around 15 minute drive, which we went to. They also have a full restaurant, and the ice cream was out of this world. I had to have 2 of those cones+2 scoops. They made the ice creams from their own cows, which you can actually see them next door, behind the glass windows....awesome. Sorry, forgot what the name of that place, but I think you can find it on Trip Advisor.
Strokkur Geysir, Iceland
This geyser continues to erupt every 5-10 minutes, and the power of the eruption varies, and the height can reach 40+ ft.
This image was taken at the beginning of the eruption, where the base of the water has that aqua color. At the peak of the eruption, you don't see that color anymore, therefore I chose to use this one instead of the fully erupted one.
This attraction is free, however, if you'd like to eat in the visitor center, I've heard that the price is quite high, therefore, my advise is to skip it. There is a great local, hand-made ice cream place nearby, around 15 minute drive, which we went to. They also have a full restaurant, and the ice cream was out of this world. I had to have 2 of those cones+2 scoops. They made the ice creams from their own cows, which you can actually see them next door, behind the glass windows....awesome. Sorry, forgot what the name of that place, but I think you can find it on Trip Advisor.