Krýsuvík is a captivating geothermal region on the Reykjanes Peninsula, renowned for its vibrant mineral-rich landscapes, steaming vents, and bubbling mud pools. The most accessible and popular section is Seltún, where wooden boardwalks guide visitors safely through the geothermal wonders.

🅿️ Parking: 750 ISK (Parka)

🚶Distance: Few steps

💡Tip: There's a stone wall right in front of the waterfall. If you want to see the entire waterfall, climb under a little stone bridge on your left. There isn't much space and rocks are wet, so don't fall into the stream! Best to bring gumboots.
❄️ Winter: Accessible

🥾 Hike

While the main geothermal features are easily accessible via boardwalks, the surrounding area offers hiking opportunities. Trails lead up the Sveifluháls ridge, providing panoramic views of the geothermal landscape and nearby Kleifarvatn lake. These hikes are moderately challenging and suitable for those with a reasonable fitness level.​

🚻 Facilities

Bathrooms available on site.