Essentially, it is a hole in the ground, but in reality, it is so much more than that.

What at first might be seen as a boring semi-deep ravine, livens up, when the gush of the waves from the island's western shore, rolls in and bust upwards when hitting the the wall... It is possible to stand right in it, and still be safe, and if this starts to bore you, you can still go look at the very steep fall, if you just walk about 50 meters longer...

It's definitely one overlooked attraction of Sandur...