• Stakkholtsgjá canyon - Stakkholtsgjá is a narrow and deep canyon. The canyon is approximately 2 kilometers long and features towering rock walls that reach up to 100 meters in height.

As you enter Stakkholtsgjá, you will be surrounded by towering rock walls and a narrow stream that flows through the canyon. The stream can be crossed by hopping from rock to rock and it is possible to get your feet wet.

At the end of the canyon, you will see a stunning waterfall that cascades down from a height of approximately 30 meters. The waterfall is surrounded by lush green vegetation and rock formations, and the mist from the waterfall creates a mystical atmosphere in the canyon.

• Thorsmork - Þórsmörk (pronounced “Thor’s-mork”) is a nature reserve located in southern Iceland, nestled between three glaciers. The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, including rugged mountains, deep valleys, glacial rivers, and lush vegetation. Here we can hike on easy or moderately easy trails to explore this wonderful area.
• Thorsmork - After Þórsmörk we will visit Gígjökull which is a glacier tongue located on the southern slope of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland.
• Nauthusagil Waterfall - Nauthúsagil is a beautiful and secluded canyon .As you enter the canyon, you will be surrounded by towering rock walls and a narrow stream that flows through the center of the canyon. The stream can be crossed by hopping from rock to rock, but be prepared to get your feet wet.

At the end of the canyon, you will see a stunning waterfall that cascades down from a height of approximately 20 meters. The waterfall is surrounded by lush green vegetation and rock formations, and the mist from the waterfall creates a mystical atmosphere in the canyon.

• Seljalandsfoss - Seljalandsfoss is a beautiful waterfall and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland.

One of the unique features of Seljalandsfoss is that you can actually walk behind the waterfall in the summer time, thanks to a small path that leads you through a cave-like opening in the rock behind the waterfall. This can be a very thrilling experience, but be prepared to get wet as the mist from the waterfall can be quite intense.

• Gljufrabui Waterfalls - Gljúfrabúi is a beautiful waterfall located near Seljalandsfoss What makes Gljúfrabúi unique is that it is hidden inside a narrow canyon and can only be accessed by wading through a shallow stream.

When you approach Gljúfrabúi, you will first see a narrow opening in the rock face, which is the entrance to the canyon. As you enter the canyon, you will be surrounded by towering rock walls on either side, and the sound of the rushing water will grow louder.

As you make your way further into the canyon, you will see Gljúfrabúi in all its glory. The waterfall cascades down from a height of approximately 40 meters, surrounded by lush green vegetation and moss-covered rocks. The water creates a misty spray that fills the canyon with a mystical atmosphere.

To get the best view of Gljúfrabúi, you will need to wade through the stream that flows through the canyon. The water is usually shallow, but be prepared to get wet and wear appropriate footwear that you don’t mind getting wet.

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