Did you know in Icelandic, the word “foss” means waterfall. So each time you see the ending in a word, it means it includes a waterfall element within! This hidden Iceland waterfalls adventure is unlike any adventure anyone else has and we dreamed it up just for you!
Embark on an unforgettable adventure as we take you on a day tour from Reykjavik to explore some of Iceland’s most breathtaking hidden Iceland waterfalls. Within this journey, you’ll witness stunning, lesser-known gems that many visitors never get the chance to experience. From towering falls to tranquil, secretive spots, your guide will reveal the magic of Iceland’s natural beauty. You will visit at least 9 hidden Iceland waterfalls. But be aware they may vary depending on the conditions of the day and the Icelandic weather!
9 Hidden Iceland Waterfalls
Here’s what you can expect on this unforgettable tour…
Haifoss Waterfall:
One of Iceland’s tallest and most spectacular waterfalls, Haifoss is nestled in the Þjórsárdalur Valley. With a staggering drop of 122 meters, its raw power and beauty will take your breath away.
Gjáin Waterfall:
A hidden paradise, Gjáin is a serene valley filled with small waterfalls, lush greenery, and volcanic rock formations. It’s a quiet, enchanting place that feels like something out of a fairy tale.
Gjafoss:
Known as the “Waterfall of Gifts,” Gjafoss is a stunning sight, surrounded by dramatic landscapes. The falls cascade beautifully into a river below, creating a peaceful yet powerful display of nature.
Hjálpafoss:
Located in Þjórsárdalur Valley, this two-tiered waterfall is surrounded by basalt columns and green moss, offering a picturesque setting that’s perfect for photos.
Urriðafoss:
Often overlooked by tourists, Urriðafoss is a hidden gem. With a wide, powerful flow, it’s one of the largest waterfalls in Iceland, making it a captivating stop on this tour.
Þjófafoss:
A waterfall with a dramatic name, Þjófafoss (meaning “Thief’s Waterfall”) is said to have been named after thieves who hid in the area. Its powerful drop and surrounding landscape make it an unforgettable sight.
Fossabrekka Waterfall:
Located in a remote part of Iceland, Fossabrekka offers a peaceful and stunning view of cascading water surrounded by rugged terrain. It’s a great spot to enjoy the serenity of Icelandic nature.
Sigöldugljúfur – Valley of Tears:
Furthermore, this hauntingly beautiful valley, often referred to as the “Valley of Tears,” offers a unique landscape with its beautiful waterfalls. It’s a place to reflect on Iceland’s awe-inspiring landscapes.
Sigoldufoss:
Truly a hidden treasure as it is a quiet yet impressive waterfall. it’s beauty is often overlooked, but the cascading waters surrounded by mossy rocks make it a peaceful yet magical stop.
Árbaerfoss Waterfall:
Next, our final stop, Árbaerfoss, is a magnificent waterfall nestled in a remote valley. Its dramatic flow of water will leave you in awe as you end this spectacular journey.
Meanwhile, throughout the 9 Hidden Iceland Waterfalls tour, your guide will share fascinating insights about Iceland’s geology, history, and folklore, adding depth to your experience. How exciting is that?!
In conclusion, this adventure is perfect for those who want to go off the beaten path and see some of the most stunning, hidden waterfalls Iceland has to offer. Prepare to amaze yourself with the unspoiled beauty and tranquility of these lesser-known natural wonders. Lastly, don’t forget your camera – you’ll want to capture every moment!
Book your tour today and discover Iceland’s hidden Iceland waterfall treasures!
