Waterfall caves in Iceland you can't afford to miss 

Seljalandsfoss is one of Iceland's most famous waterfalls, presenting you with a rare opportunity to walk behind the cascading water.

Situated along the South Coast, this 60-meter high waterfall offers a unique perspective as you can walk on a path that goes behind the falls.

The experience lets adventurers feel the mist on their faces while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Just a stone's throw away from Seljalandsfoss is Gljufrabui or "the hidden waterfall."

Hidden within a narrow canyon, this offbeat destination is only a short wade through a shallow stream or a climb over rocks away from you.

And, it's totally worth it, for you get to witness water tumbling down into a calm pool below, up, close, and personal.

Kvernufoss is an exquisite waterfall located near Skogar in southern Iceland. It is still a hidden gem, overshadowed by its much-more popular neighbor, Skogafoss.

A short, beautiful hike through lush green valleys takes adventurers to this quiet place.

Here, you can enjoy the beauty of Kvernufoss without the disturbance of large crowds, witnessing nature's work unobstructed and in peace.

Svartifoss is unique for its stunning background of dark basalt columns that look like organ pipes.

Located in Vatnajokull National Park, this beautiful location has inspired architects across the globe with its geometric shapes.

A moderate hike through beautiful trails rewards the explorers with stunning views when they reach Svartifoss.