Thórsmörk

“Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s biggest and most beautiful waterfalls with an astounding width of 25 meters (82 feet) and a drop of 60 meters (197 feet).”

“Personal favourite, it's one of the more affordable restaurants in Selfoss (by Iceland standards) and has a wide array of food available. The servings here are huge :-) It would be an opportunity to walk by the riverside to get to it, operates between 8AM and 8PM.”

“Over a hundred year old swimming pool, heated by a continuous flow of natural geothermal water. No entrance fee, just a short hike from the parking place up the river valley. After hopping some stones to cross a few small streams, you will find the pool around a corner. A beautiful place to come and bathe, but there can be a lot of people there, so come either late or early! There are unheated changing rooms, but not divided by gender.”

“A unique place in the mountains, geothermal pool, stunning view, many hiking trails. Ask local people which road to travel to avoid crossing rivers, sometimes you need 4wd car. ”

“It’s best to visit early morning or late evening. Strokkur hot spring spouts about every 7 second and is a must see”