Brúarfoss is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the country. Brúarfoss is very hard to find. It is not indicated. Bruarfoss is located along route 37. You will see a holiday village with wooden chalets. This holiday village is private. It is in this subdivision that the start of the small path leading to the waterfall is found. A white barrier prevents you from entering it. I advise you to wait for a car to open the barrier for you. From the village gate you have to drive about 1.5 km. You have to try to go as far left and at the top of the holiday village in which it is not necessarily easy to find your way around. you have to try to get closer to the river to the west of the village, it is along this river that the small path leads you to the waterfall. From this path, continue for about 1 km on foot and you will easily come across the waterfall. Once there, a bridge allows you to cross over the river and photograph the waterfall from above. Unfortunately, there are many gnats that can spoil this beautiful moment for you.

Brúarfoss Waterfall, found in the west of Iceland just one hour and twenty minutes east of Reykjavik is known to locals and seasoned travellers as one of Iceland’s most hidden gems. Despite its relatively small size, Brúarfoss offers an incredible view as the glacial river Brúará falls 2-3m, creating sky-blue rapids as it meets the volcanic rock formations below. Surrounded by lush, green flora, this breathtaking waterfall is sure to have you wishing you could stay longer. For those wanting to incorporate a visit to Brúarfoss into a greater holiday, there are plenty of great tools available such as self-drive tours or guided package trips. So don’t miss out on experiencing this natural marvel – indulge in the blues while exploring Brúarfoss Waterfall!