Barnafoss is a stunning waterfall located in Iceland, known for its unique and dramatic appearance. The waterfall is formed by the Hvítá River, which cascades over a series of basalt columns, creating a series of narrow, turbulent channels. The water's striking blue color contrasts beautifully with the surrounding landscape, making it a popular destination for visitors. The name "Barnafoss" translates to "Children's Falls," stemming from a local legend about two children who fell into the river. Nearby, you can also find Hraunfossar, another beautiful waterfall that flows from the surrounding lava fields, adding to the area's natural beauty.