The Magic of Walking Behind a Curtain of Water at Seljalandsfoss

#hellohalloween Seljalandsfoss in South Iceland is one of those rare waterfalls that let you experience nature from every angle. The moment you approach, the sound of crashing water fills the air, and a misty breeze welcomes you. The best part is the trail that takes you behind the waterfall itself, offering a completely different and thrilling perspective. It can get slippery, so waterproof shoes and a rain jacket are a must.

The sunlight often creates rainbows through the spray, adding a magical touch to your photos. Despite being a popular stop along the Ring Road, it still feels peaceful, especially during early morning or late evening visits. Watching the water plunge gracefully over the cliff is pure Icelandic beauty, simple yet unforgettable.

Post by Dinda.Pratiwi | Oct 26, 2025

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