Rainbow Curtain

The waterfall creates a translucent curtain against the mid-day sky and a rainbow appears too

Seljalandsfoss stands as one of Iceland's most accessible and photographed waterfalls, unique for allowing visitors to walk completely behind its 60-meter cascade. This extraordinary perspective exists because the waterfall was once a coastal cliff when sea levels were higher, creating a natural alcove that has been carved by the falling water over thousands of years. The path behind the falls offers a 360-degree experience of this natural wonder.