We visited the Seljalandsfoss waterfall at night. Weather gave us a slow start getting to the area from Reykjavík, so we skipped this earlier in the day to be able to get to the ice cave on time. We were the only ones there initially and the sky was full of stars. It actually was warmer that evening compared to earlier in the day when it snowed at the other locations we visited.

On our way to the black sand beach, we came across the majestic Seljalandsfoss waterfall, standing at an impressive 200 feet tall, it’s quite a sight to behold when looking up at it. I was told you can walk behind the waterfall, but I chose not to feeling the powerful spray and wind from the falls was enough for me to appreciate its strength and splendour.

If you're in the area, definitely drop by it's worth the visit!

Stunning set of waterfalls, which are just set a short distance from the main road.
We couldn’t get behind the main waterfall as the path was closed due to ice.
Some of the smaller falls along the path were almost completely frozen over and were nothing more than one huge icicle hanging from the cliff face, indeed there were some blocks of ice which had fallen down onto the path.

Access to the waterfalls is free but parking was 1000 ISK minimum for a car, the toilets were free though. There is also a small shop and a kiosk selling hot/cold drinks & snacks/sandwiches.