Bjarnarfoss is a waterfall on the southern side of the Snaefellsnes peninsula in West Iceland. It drops in two stages down a cliff. It sits above the hamlet of Budir.
The falls above Budir
It sits above the hamlet of Budir, known for its black church. The falls are visible from the road, with the sea and the coast behind. A short path leads up toward the base of the falls.
The setting on the peninsula
It drops in two stages down a cliff, with a taller upper fall and a spread-out lower section. In strong winds the water can be blown back up into the air. The Snaefellsjokull glacier stands to the west.
Visiting Bjarnarfoss and Snaefellsnes tours
It is an easy roadside stop on a loop around the peninsula. You can compare Snaefellsnes tours to see the current options.
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