First off, we had to drive a rough access road (doable by passenger cars, but must be done slowly), which eventually became 4wd road past the falls. In case you're wondering, that road eventually reaches the glacier.

Then, I did a brief uphill 15-20 minute hike to get a better look at the falls. When I turned around as I was headed back to the car, I saw pretty nice panoramas in the direction of Hellissandur as well as the Atlantic Ocean.

As for touring the rest of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, this waterfall was merely the first major stop as we made a loop starting and ending in Ólafsvík. Along the way, we checked out the black sand beach and moving stones at Djupalonssandur as well as the giant sea arches at Arnarstapi.