Haukadalur geothermal area
Two spectacular geysers – Geysir and Strokkur – are located close together. Geysir has given the name to the geological phenomenon of geysers. Geysir has been up to 100 m high in the past. Strokkur is very intense, erupting 25 – 35 m high every 4 – 8 minutes. In the area are some more geysers and hot springs.
Loburu Geysers and Hot Springs, Lake Bogoria
In several geothermal areas around Lake Bogoria, there are more than 10 active geysers, up to 5 m high.
Chemurkeu Hot Springs, Lake Bogoria
One of the four groups of geysers at Lake Bogoria with 40 hot springs and 4 geysers.
Koibobei Hot Springs and Geysers
One of the four groups of geysers at Lake Bogoria. Here are 3 geysers.
Losaramat Hot Springs and Geysers
One of the four groups of geysers at Lake Bogoria with 17 hot springs and 3 geysers among them.
Soro Hot Springs, Ol Kokwe Island
A group of hot springs – boiling springs, mud pots, fumaroles.
North Island Geyser, Lake Turkana
A field of hot springs and steam vents, fumaroles, and solfataras. Earlier a geyser has been reported here.
Logipi Geyser
Former geyser that in the 1930ies reached a height of 1.2 m. Now here are just boiling springs.
Buranga Hot Springs
Perpetual spouter! The most impressive geothermal region in Uganda with hot springs and a geyser-like fountain of hot water – Mumbuga erupting spring. In dry season here appear also fumaroles.
Lake Abaya Hot Springs (Chokore Hot Springs)
A field of hot springs where in the 1970ies were some geysers.