5의 피야르다비그드가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It's worth a stop here. The now deceased woman's stone collection is gigantic. What one person can find and bring home is simply amazing. The exhibition is continued by the grandchildren.

It is a B&B and you can easily spend the night there. Only pay in cash, so no debit card. According to the landlord, there is room for 8, but it is actually best with 2.

A fantastic little nature reserve with wonderful flora and fauna. There are information boards about its creation. The path to Easter Cave is easy to walk, but after that it is a little more difficult.

Petra has loved collecting rocks all her life and bringing them home. At some point the first tourists drive to see if they can visit the farm. This garden was created with love. For currently 1500 ISK (adult) you can examine the beautiful complex and collection. The impressions overwhelm you and you are speechless what great specimens Petra, who died in 2012, collected. Definitely stop and enjoy. 🤗

A great surf cave or cove. You can go down a ladder to the cave and you are right on the water.

The guide Friðrik Brekkan was a frequent visitor to the Petra rock collection. He affirms that Petra is one of the cornerstones of the nation. “Petra is open-hearted and stays true to her ideals. This allows her to charm the general public. That is why the collection is of world importance. Most tourists in Iceland are “common people” who are able to grasp what ordinaryness is and appreciate an initiative such as rock collecting. Unfortunately, public discussions in this country revolve around common issues, including money and celebrity acclaim, which continues to overshadow admiration and understanding of the agenda of such individuals as Petra. If we see in detail most of the details of good and righteous deeds in our own country, we would not find ourselves in the "spiritual straitjacket." People would appreciate their own country more and put an end to this constant feeling of inferiority. Petra is truly one of the cornerstones of the nation. I am grateful to her for the happy opportunity to get to know her and her work.”

Interesting cave

Small but beautiful waterfall. A short, marked path leads from the coastal road up to the waterfall.