A hidden waterfall in Iceland! Exploring the Gljúfrabúi Valley 🚶‍♂️🌊 A must-visit spot on the South Shore in November

#November Good Places 2025 A must-see photo spot on the south coast of Iceland in November! The Gljúfrabúi waterfall is hidden near the famous Seljalandsfoss, which is only about 200 meters away on foot. This "canyon dweller" really lives up to its name, because it hides behind a narrow rock crevice and cannot be seen from the outside, known as the "hidden waterfall", super exploration feel! The waterfall is 40 meters high, and the water flows straight from the cliff down into the semi-open natural rock cave. Often, walking between the rocks, you can only hear the roar of waterfalls, steep rock walls and full of greenery in front of you, and the photos you take are like 📸. However, tracing the creek to get inside is a bit exciting, so remember to wear waterproof shoes, bring enough gear, and bravely walk in before you can enjoy the moment of the most spectacular waterfall! The feeling of standing under a waterfall, surrounded by drizzle, is truly unforgettable for a lifetime, the picture is sooo fairy! 📍Address: Hamragarðar, 861 Hvolsvöllur, Iceland 🕒 Open all year round, but less sunshine in winter, it is recommended to travel earlier ~ 🌟 You can also go to Seljalandsfoss Waterfall nearby, plan a waterfall photo day trip is great! Backpackers love to come here to adventure, find a good weather, walk into the canyon to feel the energy of the rocks, surrounded by green plants, the feeling of being surrounded by nature is really kind of fantastic - Iceland in November, have time to feel the hidden version of Gljúfrabúi magic!