20의 미르달슈레푸르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Great view, unfortunately totally overrun with tourists

This glacier is a tongue of the gigantic Mýrdalsjökull, the fourth largest in the country, which covers the Katla volcano.

Lots of puffins very close, without any fear of the many tourists 😁

Puffins are adorable black and white birds with bright orange beaks, legs, and webbed feet. The puffins seen in Iceland spend most of the year at sea. They come to Iceland (and other North Atlantic countries) to breed during the spring and summer months. Puffins in Iceland tend to form breeding colonies on coastal cliffs and islands.

Dyrhólaey is home to bird cliffs that are populated by many seabirds, including puffins, until August. Access to Dyrhólaey is therefore often restricted for several weeks during the breeding season. The bird breeding season, especially from May to August, is a fascinating time to visit, as you have the opportunity to observe numerous bird species, including the famous puffins, in their natural habitat. These months offer long days and milder weather, increasing your chances of seeing wildlife in action while enjoying the stunning scenery in more pleasant temperatures.

Cape Dyrhólaey is a small promontory extending into the North Atlantic Ocean. It is particularly known for its striking rock arch, which juts out of the sea. This natural gateway is so large that even boats can pass through it.

A fantastic fire, but it can also be very dangerous - please pay attention to the information boards

Fantastically beautiful puffins that can be spotted and observed on the rocky outcrops.