Gullfoss waterfall travel guide in Iceland
Scenic spot introduction:
Gullfoss is the second largest waterfall in Iceland and one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. This waterfall with a width of 2,500 meters and a height of 70 meters is given the name of gold. In addition to the slightly yellow color of the river itself, it is also because at dusk, the entire waterfall is dyed golden by the setting sun, creating a golden-like appearance. Named after such precious beauty. The waterfall is like a unique and dynamic piece of silk, bringing people a magnificent and vigorous life experience with its flowing lines and vigorous life.Attractions distribution:
Gullfoss is located 125 kilometers northeast of Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, with a radius of 700 kilometers. The waterfall is divided into upper and lower channels, and the lower channel narrows into a rapid. On the cliff next to the waterfall is the best viewing platform, where tourists can take a close look at the waterfall scenery. Surrounding the waterfall is the most charming and scenic area in Iceland. It is a golden tourist circle that must be visited when visiting Iceland. Many photographers and enthusiasts are also happy to go here to take pictures.Scenic spot qualifications:
nature reserveScenic spot features:
Hiking, mountain climbing, adventure, waterfalls, lakes, glaciers and snowfieldsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe>Iceland
How to get there:
Waterfall: Located next to Highway 35, it is recommended to drive there from Reykjavik (Reykjavik); or join a local tour group to go there.
Reykjavik:
1. Airplane: Most international flights arrive at Keflavík International Airport, and most cities in Greenland and Iceland arrive in Reykjavik. Reykjavík Airport.
2. City transportation: bus (Strætó bs), taxi (Reykjavik Taxi) or rent a car locally for tours.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Gullfoss ticket price:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
annual
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
The Icelandic tourist season begins in early June, but bus tours in some highlands do not start until July.
After mid-August, the popularity of tourism in Iceland decreases, and hotels, inns and bus routes will be closed.
In September, except for the capital Reykjavik, all other attractions in Iceland will be closed.
Between January and March, exciting activities such as ice skating, ice fishing, snowmobiles, and off-road hunting trips can be arranged in Reykjavik.
Tour route:
The Golden Circle route in Iceland: Thingvellir National Park → Geysir Hot Spring Area → Gullfoss
Best time to visit:
June-September, January-March.
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Perfume and cosmetics, wool products, key chains with patterns of Iceland’s national bird or polar bear, wallets and hats made of fish skin, etc.
(Gourmet food) Fish, mutton, dairy products, hot dogs (pylsur), etc.
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