Þeistareykir

Þeistareykir is a geothermal area in northern Iceland known for its active hot springs, bubbling mud pools, and fumaroles emitting steam and gases. Located within a volcanic landscape, it is part of Iceland’s extensive geothermal system, where heat from underground magma heats water to create volcanic activity and geothermal energy. Visitors can explore the geothermal fields, observing the natural geothermal phenomena, which also provide sustainable energy for nearby communities. Þeistareykir offers a glimpse into Earth's geothermal processes and Iceland’s harnessing of natural heat sources for renewable energy.