The waterfall is not big but beautiful, it’s a very peaceful wild and a good place for road trippers to take a rest here. But please remember to keep it peaceful and respect the residents.
On your way to Glacier Lagoon you must stop here for 5 min very beautiful waterfall. Then driver for 2 min and then you are at a very spcial waterfall. Just take cear when you walk over the road. Between this tow places are a parking to your right. Stop there and read the sign. It a home of fairys. The sogn tells the story. Also a beautiful basalt rock formations. Just respekt the nature if not the elves will hunt you and hurt you
Beautiful place total isolation and wild.
Lovely Waterfall but you cannot fly the drone. There is a farm directly across from the parking pull off to see the waterfall they have horses in the yard
Cute place to stop for a photo
You can see the waterfall beside the road..
Just stopped for pictures! 😁
There's a small area where you can park your car to get a closer look. Thats about as close as you're able to get to. For photographers, a 70mm can also get you the whole falls.
Great waterfall to to look at on a quick stop.
High drop yet not that interesting waterfall. Iceland has a lot more to offer in this field. Don't cross private property! Respect the owners and their right to not being disturbed.
You can hear the sound of the water crashing on the rocks from great height. Mostly private property surrounding the waterfall, so it's not possible to get close. Shame!
Tall waterfall, visible from far, but nothing much, spent less than 5 minutes. Very small car park as most parts are closed due to private property.
A very tall waterfall, visible from the road. Worth parking to get a better view.
Uneasy to access. Private place to cross.
Peaceful little space, feel graceful and relax
Easy to locate, amazing in its own way in all weather.
Although Foss á Síðu is only 30 meter high and is a low volume waterfall, the surrounding a the perfect vertical line of the water makes this one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland.
Foss á Síðu is easy to acces and is located along the ringroad. The waterfall is named after the farm in front of the waterfall.