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- A half-hour walk – or five-minute drive – uphill from the Visitor Centre onto the plateau brings you to Svartifoss, the 20m-high Black Falls.
- What sets Svartifoss apart is its striking backdrop of basalt columns that rise like towering organ pipes, creating a visual symphony against the lush greenery.
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- The name of the waterfall Svartifoss translates as dark fall or dark waterfall. The waterfall got its name for the dark basalt columns surrounding it.
- Svartifoss is really slender and only 20m high, yet it is one of the most beautiful and popular waterfalls in Iceland.
- Svartifoss’s black basalt columns are remnants of a volcanic past. Basalt columns are formed from the rapid cooling and contracting of basalt based lava.
- Svartifoss Waterfall is easy to get to with your Iceland rental car. You will take Ring Road when coming from Reykjavik for 200 miles or about 4 and a half hours.
- Svartifoss is one of the unique waterfalls in South Iceland. It is situated in Skaftafell, which belongs to Vatnajökull National Park.
