The well-known Skogáfoss waterfall is only a stone’s throw away from Skógar, a humble village located in southern Iceland. “Skogáfoss”, which translates to “Forest Falls”, continues to draw people from all over the world all year round due to its changing facades according to the season. During winter, the entire landscape which is usually lush green turns white, and it looks as if time has stopped – if not for the cascading water. At other times, you will get to see beautiful rainbows across the air due to large amounts of spray that come out of the 60-metre waterfall. It is truly a paradise for photographers because no matter which time of the year you visit, the view is always great. To take a closer look at the waterfall, you can even walk up a flight of around 500 stairs, although in winter this could be a rather slippery and dangerous affair. There are parking lots, hotels, cafes and toilets nearby for your convenience too, so there really isn’t much to detract you from visiting this gorgeous waterfall.