Gullfoss, also known as the Golden falls is a magnificent waterfall that reflects beautifully to the sun, creating a wonderful rainbow for the crowd. This waterfall can be viewed both above and below, and is a great spot for pictures.

This is where you the powers of the earth by watching the Geysers shoot up with magnificent force every few minutes. This is also home to a very active area.

At Thingvellir National Park you will get to experience yet another mesmerizing waterfall, known as Thingvallafoss. Here, you will also get to witness the grounds of the oldest Icelandic government and where it was written out. Thingvellir has beautiful natural stone structures. This is also where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, making for a wonderful picture moment

Hvernufoss is one of the hidden waterfall gems, the waterfall is between large cliffs and sometimes creating a wonderful picturesque rainbow.

Seljalandsfoss is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. This waterfall allows for you to walk behind it and listen to the loud yet satisfying and powerful showers. This is also a good place for a picture to remember.

Skógafoss Waterfall is a 60m high waterfall where the Skógá river terminates over what was once sea cliffs. The coastline has receded here leaving this stunning vertical waterfall behind. The intensity and power creates a permanent mist or spray around the area which can often lead to rainbows around the falls on a sunny day.