Iceland is a breathtakingly beautiful island country, filled with many natural wonders. However, one of the most unmissable beauties in Iceland is its waterfalls.

With many mountains and 11% of its land covered by glaciers, the melting water of these glaciers has formed a large number of waterfalls among the mountains. While most of these waterfalls are located in remote and barren places, finding them is well worth the time and effort.

Located in the southwest of Iceland, on the Seljalands River about 30 kilometers west of Skogar, Seljalandsfoss rushes down from a cliff with a vertical height of 60 meters. This waterfall's stunning scenery is very spectacular, making it a favorite among photography lovers.

The most beautiful moment to watch Seljalandsfoss is at sunrise or sunset, when the sun shines on the water curtain of the waterfall, transforming it into a beautiful and bright water mist, which is sure to leave you intoxicated with its beauty.

The imposing Skogafoss stands 60 meters high, making it quite a spectacular sight to behold. On the east side of the waterfall, there is a plank road up the mountain.

After reaching the top, you can overlook the source of the waterfall. Although Skogafoss's scale is smaller than that of Seljalandsfoss, because it is possible to get closer to the waterfall, it looks even more imposing. If Seljalandsfoss is beautiful, then Skogafoss is majestic.

Hengifoss is one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland and one of the most famous landmarks in East Iceland. This waterfall is notable for the dramatic arrangement of layers of red clay and black basalt on the face of the cliff, providing a beautiful backdrop for the cascading waterfall.

During the Tertiary period (approximately 5-6 million years ago), volcanic ash settled on the ground in the Hengifoss area, eventually turning into the clay- and iron-rich soil.

When the volcano next erupted, the iron reacted with oxygen to form the red layer seen in the rock. This creates a stunning contrast with the black basalt rock, making Hengifoss a must-visit destination in Iceland.

Located in the central plateau of Iceland, Häfnarfoss is one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland, with a height of nearly 200 meters, and is a spectacular natural landscape. Standing in front of the waterfall, you will be overwhelmed by the sound and sight of the water, and feel the power of nature.

Goðafoss is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland, located in the Akureyri district in northern Iceland. This waterfall gets its name from its fabulous history.

Located in the south of Iceland, Fjaðrárgljúfur is a beautiful narrow valley surrounded by cliffs. This waterfall is famous for its majestic sight. The river flows through the narrow canyon, forming a long waterfall, and the water flows between the stones, creating a unique natural landscape.

These waterfalls are just a few of the many waterfalls in Iceland. If you're planning a trip to Iceland, don't miss these amazing natural wonders. The breathtaking beauty of these waterfalls will leave you awe-inspired and will make your trip to Iceland an unforgettable experience.