Waterfalls in The Nordics

The best waterfalls in the Nordics: Gullfoss in Hvítá, South Iceland leads

Gullfoss in Hvítá, South Iceland, Iceland, is the highest ranked of The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026 in the Nordics, at N° 19 in the world. The Nordics has 9 of the 100 entries, from 2 countries; Iceland has the most, 6.

Source: The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, Worth a Journey, https://worthajourney.com/waterfalls/

Gullfoss in Hvítá, South Iceland, Iceland, is N° 1 in the Nordics and N° 19 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Dynjandi in Westfjords, Iceland, is N° 2 in the Nordics and N° 25 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Vøringsfossen in Eidfjord, Norway, is N° 3 in the Nordics and N° 27 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Langfoss in Etne, Norway, is N° 4 in the Nordics and N° 40 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Skógafoss in Skógar, Iceland, is N° 5 in the Nordics and N° 45 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Dettifoss in Jökulsárgljúfur, Iceland, is N° 6 in the Nordics and N° 62 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Kvernufoss in Skógar, Iceland, is N° 7 in the Nordics and N° 83 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Låtefossen in Odda, Norway, is N° 8 in the Nordics and N° 86 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Háifoss in Þjórsárdalur, Iceland, is N° 9 in the Nordics and N° 95 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Waterfalls 2026, published by Worth a Journey.