seljalandsfoss
Surrounded by cliffs and green slopes, Seljalandsfoss is a beautiful waterfall in the southern region of Iceland. A footpath leads behind the waterfall, offering visitors the chance to see it from behind its cascading current. Falling just over 60 metres, you can experience the waterfall from all angles and when the sun shines, a rainbow appears, giving it a magical appearance.
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