Seljalandsfoss

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Kok *********
28 Feb
I think this tour you need to be brave to approach the guide on how to tie your crampon and request to wear your safety belt. if you shy or not ask anything, you will feel left out. not sure this tour worth or not. we meet the storm so skip one station, but overall I am satisfy because I make time to take photo for my glacier tour around 1 hour plus, you will go into a small ice cave. I feel a bit sad because stuck in snow storm for 3hour. the guide make effort to drive back to city, he himself take care 15 people's in small van. and lead us do hiking on glacier. pick up and drop at my nearby hotel. I'm a bit skinny, every time need catch up with other because the wind almost blow me away. gear provided:ok
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Klook User
26 Feb
This was one of the best day tours I’ve ever experienced, made truly exceptional by our fantastic guide, Sari. He was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing informative and fascinating insights throughout the day, while also keeping everything fun and engaging. We learned so much about Iceland and each of the incredible places we visited. Sari was patient, approachable, and had a great sense of humor, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The sights were absolutely breathtaking, and the entire day was perfectly organized. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Iceland!
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Klook User
26 Feb
Absolutely beautiful views and sights, with lots of fascinating information that really enhances the experience.
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Kok *********
21 Feb
happy day out, enough time for every stop. enjoy the moment . we pick up at saffron then drive to meet others. ride a big bus to jokulrson. reach home at 9pm.tour is nice let us catch northern light at road side
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HUANG *******
4 Feb
Iceland is so, so beautiful! Luckily, the weather was great that day. Prepare some water and snacks in the car because the journey is long~ But there are rest stops along the way, so don't worry. The itinerary is packed, but it's great to see what you want to see!
Belle *****
29 Jan
An amazing trip meeting wonderful people from Japan, Australia, Sweden, and America. The Geysir hot spring eruption was powerful, the glacier and Diamond Beach were incredible, and the Blue Lagoon was truly unforgettable.
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CheeYing ***
23 Jan
Peter was our driver/guide for this trip. Unsure if the guide was included in this package, as we were mainly dropped off at each location for self-walk and exploration. However, Peter gave clear instructions, directions and cautions (if any). He also gave talks about the history/stories on board while driving. The trip went well; we saw what we registered for and had beautiful weather. The natural hue and landscapes are to die for. Pick-up was pretty much the same for all other tours in Iceland, reach at a particular spot and wait for the guide to call on names.
Chan *********
22 Jan
The tour bus was very punctual, and the overall itinerary was well-arranged. Because the drive was long, the tour guide arranged several stops for everyone to use the restroom and replenish! Iceland's scenery is truly beautiful!
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What to know about Seljalandsfoss

Welcome to Seljalandsfoss, a mesmerizing waterfall nestled in the heart of Iceland's Southern Region, specifically in the scenic landscape of Rangárþing Eystra. This iconic natural wonder is easily accessible, located near Route 1 and the road leading to Þórsmörk, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler exploring Iceland. Seljalandsfoss is renowned for its stunning 60 to 62-meter drop, offering a breathtaking spectacle as water cascades down in a majestic display. What truly sets Seljalandsfoss apart is the rare and enchanting opportunity it provides to walk behind the waterfall. This unique experience allows visitors to step into a hidden cave, immersing themselves in the serene surroundings and witnessing the waterfall from a perspective like no other. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking an unforgettable adventure, Seljalandsfoss promises a captivating experience that will leave you in awe of Iceland's natural beauty.
Þórsmerkurvegur, 861, Iceland

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

Prepare to be mesmerized by the breathtaking Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, a natural wonder that captivates with its 60-meter cascade from the Seljalands River, fed by the Eyjafjallajökull glacier. What sets this waterfall apart is the exhilarating path that leads you behind the curtain of water, offering an unparalleled view and the refreshing sensation of mist on your skin. Easily accessible from Highway 1, Seljalandsfoss is a must-see for anyone eager to explore the enchanting landscapes of Iceland.

Culture and History

Seljalandsfoss is a breathtaking natural wonder that is deeply intertwined with Iceland's geological history. The waterfall is nourished by the Seljalands River, which originates from the Eyjafjallajökull volcano glacier, a site known for its volcanic activity. In 1976, a flood reshaped the waterfall, creating a crevice in the ridge and altering its spread, adding a historical layer to its allure. This captivating site is a symbol of Iceland's pristine landscapes and holds a special place in the nation's culture and history.

Local Cuisine

While exploring the stunning Seljalandsfoss, travelers have the opportunity to savor Icelandic culinary delights. Dive into traditional dishes like 'plokkfiskur,' a hearty fish stew, and 'skyr,' a creamy dairy product similar to yogurt. These local flavors provide a delicious taste of Iceland's rich culinary heritage, making your visit even more memorable.