Brúarfoss waterfall in Iceland is known for its stunningly blue water, earning it the title of "Iceland's Bluest Waterfall." Visitors can reach the waterfall by either hiking a 7 km/4.4 mi trail or parking at the new paid lot for a quick 5-minute walk. The waterfall is fed by glacier melt from Langjökull glacier, giving it its unique color. While the hike offers views of smaller waterfalls along the way, opinions on whether Brúarfoss is worth the visit vary, with some finding it just okay compared to other Icelandic attractions.

• Paid parking (Parka app) 750 isk