Natural Hot Spring
Fúlipollur
reykjanes
Fúlipollur is a geothermal mud spring in the Krýsuvík high-temperature area near Seltún. Its name refers to the strong sulphurous smell, while mineral-rich geothermal activity colours the surrounding ground in grey, yellow and brown tones. Visitors should treat the ground as active geothermal terrain and remain on safe, established access routes.
A quieter geothermal feature near Seltún that shows the active, mineral-rich character of the Krýsuvík area.
About Fúlipollur
Fúlipollur is part of the active Krýsuvík geothermal system on the Reykjanes Peninsula, close to the better-known Seltún geothermal area. The feature is associated with sulphur-rich steam and mud activity, and its Icelandic name reflects the distinctive smell. The surrounding landscape shows the effects of high-temperature geothermal alteration, with mineral staining and hot ground. Conditions at geothermal sites can change, so visitors should never step onto steaming, soft or discoloured ground and should follow any local signs, barriers and access restrictions.
Did You Know?
- Fúlipollur is part of the Krýsuvík geothermal area.
- The name refers to the strong sulphurous smell at the site.
- The feature lies close to Seltún and other geothermal attractions.
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