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In Vestmannaeyjar, the set of islands off Iceland’s southern coast, waterfalls cascade dramatically from the cliffs, forming a striking visual contrast against the rugged landscape. One such waterfall, Seljalandsfoss, tumbles over an ancient cliff, allowing visitors to walk behind the rushing water for a unique perspective. Another noteworthy site is Gljúfrabúi, which hides partially within a canyon, offering an intimate experience as the water flows into a narrow gorge. The surrounding moss-covered rocks and abundant greenery create a lush environment that is especially vibrant in late spring and early summer.