One of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls. A 60 metre drop and 25 metre width. On sunny days the spray often throws single or double rainbows. Local lore says a Viking settler hid a chest of gold behind the curtain of water. 🌈

This was one of the most exciting places I ever been, the raw landscape and those huge natural monuments impress everyone one even the more skeptical 🧐. Easily accessible from the parking lot. On a sunny day, you will likely see rainbow in front of the fall as well.

Amazing spot on the black sand to see the DC 3 wreck, raw and cinematic. The round hike could be of 1.5 hours, or you can take the shuttle. I arrived after the sunset, was too cloudy, the light was not the best. Still worth the walk, the silence and the metal in the wind, so epic. ✈️

This waterfall attracts many tourists, but if you want to fully enjoy it, go for the long hike along the river. It’s less crowded.

A waterfall that is often skipped in the biggest tours, so it’s quieter and less crowded. The trails getting there are beautiful.

Skógafoss has been featured in many, many films, TV shows, all those types of things. But it’s epic. It’s absolutely epic. You don’t have to hike to get there either. You park in the parking lot, pay the fine to park, and then you just walk to the waterfall. The water isn’t very deep, so there’s quite a few people actually walking around in the water.