Nature
Bjarnarfoss Waterfall
West Iceland, Iceland
About this experience
Bjarnarfoss is a majestic waterfall that falls down a basalt cliff which was formed by the now extinct volcano Maelifell.
The waterfall, along with the columnar rocks around it, is on the Nature Conservation Register. A car park is near the waterfall and a good walking path.
In 2018, the tourist attraction at Bjarnarfoss received the Icelandic Tourist Board´s environmental awards.
Specifications
Destination
West Iceland
Country
Iceland
Type of experience
Nature
Best time to visit
- Spring
- Autumn
- Summer
Nearby stations
- Grundarfjörður Airport
- Stykkishólmur Airport
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