Not a complete waste of time; if you go with children they may want to cook the eggs over the steam. The pools have all dried up since the last volcanic eruption in 2008. You have to buy the lava bread. The geyser goes off every 20 minutes; we were lucky and caught it when we arrived. Interesting local history information though. Children will like to cook their egg in the geothermal oven, but extra cost!

This is a small geothermal attraction in a residential district of the town. There is a small entrance fee. You can buy eggs at the cash desk to cook in the thermal springs. There is a geyser that erupts every few minutes and a number of thermal pools. To be honest, this as good as some of the higher profile thermal areas, albeit on a smaller scale.

A real little treat in this small town. Geyser was impressive and great to boil an egg in the boiling spring water. A lovely warm welcome when we arrived and staff were really helpful and informative. Good value and worth a quick stop.