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Gásadalur
The village behind the waterfall — Múlafossur, which falls straight off the cliff into the sea.
Population 18 · 2026 Jul
Until a tunnel was blasted through in 2004, Gásadalur was reached only by a mountain path or by boat, and the post was carried over on foot. Now it is a ten-minute drive from Sørvágur.
The waterfall is a two-minute walk from the car park, which is why it appears on every itinerary. There is nothing else in the village — no shop, no café you can rely on.
The viewpoint is small and the parking is limited. In summer, go early or late.
Know before you go
Nothing reliable.
Sørvágur.
Bus 300 connects, infrequently. Most visitors drive.
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