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Spots · Iceland · Waterfall · South Coast

Seljalandsfoss

A 60 m fall you can walk behind, on public land outside every protected area; open-category rules apply and no agency permit is needed.

Open after a step for this profile · last checked 2026-10-07

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The two readings

By the book

What the official pages say, for an operator registered in the EU or EEA flying the drone you chose above.

Iceland, for you
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This ground, today
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Ground rules in force on 7 October 2026

On the ground

Too few confirmed reports to say3 dated reports, 2025-12-25 to 2026-07-31 · practice pass 2026-10-07

The only practice report we could open is a press piece from December 2025 about visitors flying past a no-drone sign; no check, fine or seizure of a visitor's drone is documented anywhere we looked, and three reports are too few to read the country either way.

No report we found names Seljalandsfoss

These are the three newest reports from Iceland instead; read them as the country's weather, not as this spot's.

Where it is

63.6156, -19.9886: a gazetteer position good to a few hundred metres, not a launch point. The scale bar is on; the pin carries your status here.

Launch notes

  • Launch from the gravel flats away from the path; keep the required distance from people on the walkway.

Best time

Sunrise, before the coaches

Nearest aerodrome: Bakki Airport (BIBA, small airport), 9.9 km (computed 2026-10-07).

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Field notes

What happened on the ground here, from pilots who flew it, dated and kept apart from the official rules.

No field notes yet.

Last checked 2026-10-07. Newer than that? Look here:

Rules move between our checks. These are the pages that publish the changes first, split into the official ones and the places where pilots report what is happening.

Back to the Iceland card · Samgöngustofa / Icelandic Transport Authority

Official pages

Where pilots report