Fumarolas en la zona geotérmica de Namafjall. - Foto e imagen de stock

The Great Geysir steaming in Iceland

Myvatn Region, Iceland: Namafjall (also known as Hverir) is a high-temperature geothermal area with boiling mud pots and steaming fumaroles.

Hverarond geothermal field in Iceland. This is a field in Krafla caldera area near Mvatmn Lake which is full of mudpots, steam vents, sulphur deposits, boiling springs and fumaroles.

Geyser in the Strokkur geothermal area, Golden Circle route, Iceland, Europe

Active Fumarole in Hverarond hydrothermal site in Northern Island. Cloudy sky is at background

Exposure of Hverir, one of the most active geothermal areas in all of Iceland. Know for its ochre coloured landscapes and the numerous fumaroles and boiling mud pools dotted over its moon-like terrain