Iceland: Photogalleries: Icelandic waterfalls


	Iceland countless waterfalls and no wonder - 10% of Iceland is covered with glaciers and the landscape is volcanic and mountainious. So plenty of rivers and even more mountains make Iceland rich of waterfalls of all sizes and shape.

Top : Photogalleries : Icelandic waterfalls

The river Hvita seaps through the forested lava and into a small gorge in West Iceland.

Gullfoss waterfall cascades down 32 meters in Hvita glacier river. Read more about Gullfoss in our section on the Golden Circle.

You can walk behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall in south Iceland.

Seljandsfoss waterfall seen from the front. Read more about sightseeing in South Iceland.

Haifoss waterfall is the second highest waterfall in Iceland, located not far from Heklar.

Granni means neighbor and is right next to Haifoss in south Iceland south Iceland.

Skogafoss waterfall lies below the foothills of Eyjafjallajokull glacier iand Myrdalsjokull glacier.