Geothermal Area Krysuvik

Krysuvik is considered one of the most-visitor-friendly geothermal areas in Iceland. The location includes vast geothermal fields, lakes, hot springs, mud, and steam vents. The visitors especially enjoy visiting the area due to the defined walkways made for them. Visitor are suggested not to touch water.

The Krysuvik area has a colour scheme ranging from sandy tones to deeper browns and black, littered with multi-coloured landscapes. It has volcanic deposits, and the heat from the earth leads to hot water and mud areas. Though Krysuvik is a tourist area, it is meant only for seeing. So visitors cannot touch the water since the temperatures linger around the 100°C mark. 
The constructors placed the trail so that visitors explore the area- but still stay away from dangers. Before the pathway is a parking space for the people and a guide on experiencing Krysuvik, visitors can enjoy looking at the bubbling hot springs or go further to view the coast. Visitors can also capture the beauty of lakes like the Grænavatn Lake, shining with an emerald green colour.