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Iceland is blessed with a unique geology, featuring active volcanoes, huge glaciers, and torrential rivers that have carved the country into a dramatic canvas ripe for extraordinary waterfalls. Here are some of the most impressive and beautiful waterfalls in Iceland: Haifoss: Located near the Golden Circle, Haifoss is our top pick. The River Fossá drops 120 meters as a slender cascade down a sheer rockface layered in multiple colors of orange, brown, and green. A second waterfall, Granni, drops just beside it, creating a magnificent dual waterfall in a massive, deep canyon. With green fields on top and several tributaries of the river charging towards the falls, it’s a spectacular sight. Haifoss is an excellent stop on a day trip to Landmannalaugar1. Skógafoss Skógafoss Skógafoss: One of the most recognizable waterfalls in Iceland, Skógafoss plunges dramatically from a cliff, creating a curtain of mist. It’s a popular stop along the Ring Road, and you can even walk up close to feel the spray on your face2. Seljalandsfoss Seljalandsfoss Seljalandsfoss: Seljalandsfoss is famous for allowing visitors to walk behind the waterfall. It’s a magical experience to see the world from behind the cascading water curtain. The falls drop about 60 meters and are beautifully framed by lush greenery2. Gullfoss Gullfoss Gullfoss: Also known as “Golden Falls,” Gullfoss is part of the Golden Circle. It’s one of the most popular waterfalls in Iceland. The Hvítá River plunges into a rugged canyon, creating a stunning double-tiered waterfall. You can visit Gullfoss by car or take a day tour from Reykjavik2. Dettifoss Dettifoss Dettifoss: Dettifoss, located in Vatnajökull National Park, is Europe’s most powerful waterfall. The Jökulsá á Fjöllum River thunders over the edge, creating a mesmerizing display of raw power. It’s a bit off the beaten path but well worth the visit2. Remember, Iceland has hundreds of waterfalls, each with its own unique charm. Whether you’re exploring the Ring Road or venturing into the highlands, you’ll encounter waterfalls that would steal the show in any other country. ????????????