Known by its (easier to pronounce) nickname of “the waterfall you can walk behind,” Seljalandsfoss sits on Iceland’s southern coast, where it plunges 200 feet over a cliff. Visitors can walk around the curtain of water to a shallow cave, where they'll get a one-of-a-kind view through the falls. While there, don’t miss the adjacent Gljúfurárfoss, a tall waterfall hidden in a slot canyon.
Known by its (easier to pronounce) nickname of “the waterfall you can walk behind,” Seljalandsfoss sits on Iceland’s southern coast, where it plunges 200 feet over a cliff. Visitors can walk around the curtain of water to a shallow cave, where they'll get a one-of-a-kind view through the falls. While there, don’t miss the adjacent Gljúfurárfoss, a tall waterfall hidden in a slot canyon.