The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

Ground water can also exit to the surface of the earth in the form of hot springs called geysers. Geyser is a hot springs that are closely related to volcanic activity.

In southern Iceland, there is the famous Geysir, The Great Geysir or Stori-Geysir. Geysir has attracted millions of visitors who come from all over the world. They came on vacation there to witness a miracle of nature there.

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres



The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres

The Great Geysir in South Iceland. Erupts at Regular Intervals Every 10 Minutes or so and its White Column of Boiling Water Can Reach as High as 20-30 Metres