Unlike most waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss isn’t just for admiring from a distance—you can step behind its curtain of glacial water and see the world through a veil of mist. Dropping 60 meters from ancient cliffs, it’s shaped by the Eyjafjallajökull glacier and the forces that define Iceland’s landscape. Beyond its striking appearance, Seljalandsfoss plays a role in the region’s ecosystem. The constant spray supports plant life, and its waters continue their path toward the ocean, feeding the land along the way. Arrive in the evening, and the setting sun might cast light through the falls, shifting colors with the moving mist. Would you take the path behind the water? Let someone know this should be on their Iceland list. 🌊 #Seljalandsfoss #Iceland