Brúarfoss waterfall in SW-Iceland
Brúarfoss waterfall is a lovely waterfall in Grímsnes in South-West Iceland. It is one of the hidden gems of Iceland. The river has got the most amazing blue colour.
It is a char river and it is so clear that the char can easily be seen through the blue water. In summer time it is a delight fishing in this lovely river.
Gullfoss - the Golden waterfall
Gullfoss waterfall is the best known waterfall in Iceland and it isbreathtakingly beautiful, 33 metres high, with two cascades, the first one is 11 metres high
and the other one is 22 metres high and they fall into the 2.5 km canyon which is 70 m deep. The Golden Circle gets its name from this beautiful waterfall.
Seljalandsfoss waterfall
Seljalandsfoss is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. It is ca 60 meters high and it is possible to walk behind this waterfalls, which is a very memorable experience.
Kirkjufell (Church mount)
On a bright day leave your warm and cozy dormitory and go for a walk around Reykjavik city centre. Look to northwest and feast your eyes to the huge mount behind the horizon. This mount with an ice cap is a glacier mount Snæfellsjökull – famous location of Jules Verne’s Journey to the Centre of the Earth.
Verne was a smart guy because Snæfellsjökull and the whole Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a special place. It is believed that this is a place that has a special power. Of course not so powerful like my cool vehicle Ford E350, but you have to visit it. I would be happy to drive you there.
Skógarfoss waterfall
Skógafoss waterfall is 30 kilometres away from Seljalands- foss waterfall. It is breathtakingly beautiful. Skógafoss is 60 m high and 25 meters wide and you can walk right up to it.
Standing so close to a powerful waterfall is overwhelming. There are staircases leading you up to a view-point on the hill, with 527 steps leading up to the view-point! There are many more beautiful waterfalls in the south, but it is a must visiting these two waterfalls. You will not regret it :)
