🇮🇸Must-Visit Wonders in Northern Iceland｜Autumn Goðafoss Waterfall Guide🍃❄️

#November Good Places 2025 If you’re thinking of visiting Iceland in November to experience the ultimate in nature, you can’t miss the most beautiful natural treasure in the north – Goðafoss, the waterfall of the gods! This waterfall is 12 meters high and 30 meters wide. Its super spectacular semicircular water curtain has attracted countless travel experts📸. The water for Goðafoss comes from the Skjálfandafljót River, which flows down the semicircular cliffs, forming a super fantastic natural scene - it is said that the Vikings threw pagan statues off this waterfall, making it full of historical legend! When taking photos, you must remember to capture a piece of green grass and snow-capped mountains background. When the weather is nice, add blue sky and white clouds. It's like a fairyland If you want to go on a pilgrimage, remember to bookmark: 📍Location|Goðafoss, North Iceland 🌍Address｜641, Iceland 🕑 Opening Hours | 24 hours a year (free outdoor visit, remember to pay attention to road icy safety in winter!) Check-in tips: - The most beautiful angle to take pictures of the waterfall It is recommended to look over from the observation deck on the east side for a magnificent panoramic view of the entire waterfall! - The weather will be a bit cold in the morning and evening of November, remember to wear enough windproof and waterproof equipment, and be careful of wet and slippery roads ~ There really are too many wonders of nature in Iceland, let this fantastic waterfall open the magnificent first act of your journey! 🌈💦