Háifoss waterfall in ICELAND's southern inlands.

[@lpinbrez]

Absolutely stunning! Need to do a deeper dive of Iceland!

[@hellominneapolis]

Thank you! Your English is wonderful and the sound quality is great.

[@ivargu]

Thank you! 😃

[@jakchoe7183]

Talk fyrir! Love these videos. Visited the waterfall in September 2021 in a Daicia Duster. It is definitely a bumpy ride but doable.

[@whisperingpoet4352]

Gorgeous

[@pixelpimpnz]

awesome little insight, i hope to get there in july while I stay in Hveragerdi for a couple of weeks :D

[@davidhjortnaes2000]

Wind turbines appears to be the technical term, but here in the Midwest everyone still calls them Windmills and they are located in Windmill farms. Great shots of the landscape Ivar.

[@welshlad6427]

Alongside Dyjandi Waterfall, Haifoss is my equal favourite Waterfall that I have visited in Iceland 🇮🇸 With the view of the Valley plus another excellent Waterfall Granni next to it, it’s a wonderful area. It’s a shame you didn’t hike to the valley below as the view is even more spectacular. There are another couple of wonderful sights in the area which I’d highly recommend to people. Gjain is only a couple of kms further on, which is a beautiful oasis of small waterfalls, streams, rock formations etc. Also Hjalparfoss waterfall which would’ve been on your route back. Surprised you didn’t go there. Anyway great vlog 👍

[@ivargu]

I definitely need to go to the bottom of the canyon as you suggested, and the other attractions in the area make for a good excuse for a second vlog ;)

[@magicworldbyjorg]

.a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

[@Urspo]

Iceland seems to just get better with each video.

[@BillHong19.56]

Wind turbines? Takk fyrir for this. So beautiful.

[@ivargu]

wind turbines indeed ;)

[@jj74554]

Looking forward to seeing this for myself in September! Also, the á isn't pronounced like á in this case?

[@ivargu]

Hmm.. I think the á in Háifoss is a good example of the standard pronunciation

[@tomtravis2357]

I and other tourists were unable to find the correct road to Haifoss since it was not signed. We were very disappointed.

[@ivargu]

Sorry to hear about that Tom. I just used google maps at the time to find the right path. Hope you'll have better luck in the future!