Iceland has an impressive number of waterfalls – an estimated 10,000 throughout the country. These falls, known as foss in Icelandic, range in volume from the most powerful waterfall in Europe ...

Among Iceland's most breathtaking landscapes is the coastal point at which its yellow river meets the blue sea, separated by a black sand beach.

The rockwork around the lagoon was stunning, it was designed to look like the lava flow that can be found all around Iceland. I also loved that the main lagoon ... I loved the waterfall feature ...

Iceland has black-sand beaches ... heart-stopping (and heart-warming) waterfalls, butt-warming natural springs, ice caves and lava tunnels, whale watching and puffin spotting, a manmade lagoon ...

Iceland does not run short of natural attractions — geysers, waterfalls, lava fields, volcanic craters and Icelandic horses that can withstand the harsh winter weather as they neigh and gallop ...

Seljalandsfoss is a beautiful waterfall that can actually be seen from the main highway which runs along the south coast of Iceland. It is one of the country’s most famous, most photographed ...

Gullfoss, a waterfall that seems to cling to a series ... appeal -- the red color of the sand serves as the beach's main attraction. Iceland has less than 400,000 residents. Most of them live ...

And while these wonders exist all over the world, from the lush hills of Hawaii to the rugged coast of Iceland, there's no denying that some falls are more spectacular than the rest. Here are some of ...

Famous for its geothermal pools, breathtaking glaciers, towering waterfalls, black sand beaches, geysers, wildlife, and other iconic natural wonders like the Northern Lights, Iceland is a place ...