Látrabjarg

Látrabjarg is the western-most point of mainland Iceland and one of Europe’s largest bird cliffs. It is an iconic home to millions of seabirds, including puffins, razorbills and guillemots. It is a wild and untamed landscape, full of the spectacular sights and smells of these birds in huge colonies. Strolling along the steep 400m-high sea cliffs and admiring the many wild ocean waves is an experience of awe. The site is also full of incredible beach views, with a small picturesque beach of Rafklettur at its heart. It is a great spot for whale watching or exploring some of the numerous bird colonies which have grown here. Látrabjarg is a popular destination for both birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.