Skogafoss is certainly one of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever visited. The flow of the water is absolutely strong and as you get closer to the waterfall, you shall certainly get wet. The location would require you either to have your own wheels or go on a tour. In either way, at least an hour is necessary to make the most of the waterfall and the whole experience. Make sure to take waterproof jacket if you plan to get close. There are stairs to the right side from which you can climb up to see the view from above.

A beautiful gigantic waterfall located just by the ring road. One of the widest Waterfalls in Iceland. You can go very close to the bottom of the waterfall. But you will get so wet by the splashing water when you go closer. There's a trail to go to the upper parts of the waterfall and see if from the top. It's bit steep and might take a lot of effort to reach the top.

Impressive waterfall. You're able to get quite near to it but you do get wet! The sun was shining on it when we were there producing a rainbow just in front of the falls. There are steps up to a view from the top but I didn't take them. There was lots of water falling over when we were there as it had rained most of the previous day. Our guide said that they are sometimes frozen.

Made a stop year as we journeyed along the South Coast. Really cool waterfall with huge volumes of water given the rain made that day. We didn't walk to the top as was close and didn't feel like we needed to highly recommend

If you are able you can get great view from the top of the waterfall. Please aware it is around 460 odd steps from bottom to top, they have got handrails to help you with the climb as well. The waterfall is amazing from both top and bottom, to be fair you get to see more from the bottom.

The Skógafoss waterfall is epic. It was our last stop on our South Coast tour. It was relatively quiet when we arrived so we were able to walk right up to the waterfall. As we approached we got drenched though. If you want to get close for a good picture, you are just going to have to accept you are going to get very wet. Was very glad we had our waterproofs on. The sound and height of the waterfall is insane. It’s so cool. Was very glad to see this. Just a shame the steps were shut in winter as I would have liked to walk to the top to see the waterfall from above. Excuse to return I guess.

Popular waterfall in southern Iceland. Truly magnificent waterfall. View from below or climb stairs to view the top. Many gulls nest in the cliffs. Beautiful rainbows visible due to the amount of water in the falls.

One of the must waterfalls to see in Iceland. And especially if you are a Game of Throne fan. Waterfall is very beautiful. And the rainbow you can see in the waterfall in sunny weather is amazing too. I also recommend to climb the 527 steps up - little bit exhausting but it is worth it. It is amazing to see the river and the waterfall itself from that perspective too. We had a private tour and visiting this place was part of our day. There was a big parking lot and also possibility to go to toilet.

A. Opening Hours : Owen always B. Entry Ticket: Free entry C. Location : 155 km from Reykjavik, about 2                          hours drive. 10 minutes                         walk from the bus stop to the                         falls D. Travel mode : Part of Southern Iceland tour.              The Skógafoss is one of the biggest waterfalls in the country ( width of 82 feet and a drop 200 ft). A single or double rainbow is  visible on sunny days. You can get drenched if they go too near the waterfall, again due to the spray. According to legend, the first Viking settler , Þrasi Þórólfsson, buried a treasure in a cave behind the waterfall. At the eastern side of the waterfall,  hiking and trekking trail hoes up to the pass Fimmvörðuháls between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. A 430-step staircase leads up the slope to the top of the waterfall.      I visited this place on 20th Mar'23 as part of our Southern Iskand your. It was clear weather but very cold and icy wind blowing. The ground being icy, you need to be very careful to avoid slipping on the ice. We couldn't climb up the view point, tge steps were covered with ice and being very slippery. The view of the fall was majestic. With icecles all around it was a treat to the eyes. The cascades of the fall flows as Skoga river The river was almost frozen due to the cold weather. I could walk near the main cascade and got a majestic view. There is a small museum displaying local artifacts and traditions. There is a souvenir shop and a cafe as well. A must visit spit in Iceland.                                                    

Very cool waterfall! Busy parking lot and many people but room to spread out. You can walk far and up the side of the waterfall if you want or stay nearer the parking lot/along the river so it is accessible to many people. The waterfall is beautiful. It’s been the backdrop of many shows/movies and you’ll see why!