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The rocky promontory of Hafnarhólmi is one of the safest and best places in Iceland to observe nesting wild birds, especially puffins, the noisily greeting kittiwakes, Arctic terns, and eider ducks. You can safely walk with your children on wooden boardwalks right among the nesting birds without worrying about falling hundreds of meters off a cliff, as is often the case elsewhere. It used to be an island, but recently a harbor was built here, and Hafnarhólmi has been connected to the mainland ever since. There's also an observation post on the promontory (for a small fee), but in good weather, you probably won't need it.

Here, the parts of a steamship that sank more than 100 years ago are rusting away. The ship sank on October 15, 1905, in heavy seas. The crew managed to escape. An information plaque commemorates the ship and the accident.

Very nice, quiet and warm hut for observing the puffins (and other birds) with lots of great information boards.

A huge number of puffins can be seen here. The birds start to return around 4 p.m., so it's best to plan your visit for the late afternoon.

Here you can see a traditional sod house with a lovingly decorated garden.

The hike to the bird rock nearby is worth it. Just don't get there too late. From mid-August all the puppins disappeared back into the open Atlantic.

Sweet

Please just observe and appreciate nature.