Dyrhólaey, Iceland

Dyrhólaey at a Glance

A bird sanctuary for eider ducks and arctic terns on Iceland’s southernmost tip. An unsurfaced road leads to a rocky plateau, a 360-foot high (110 m) summit, from where you have a good view of the southern coastline. At the eastern end is a natural rock arch that is big enough for a small boat to drive through. It is best seen from the sandy beach at Reynisfjara. Dyrhólaey is located about 6 miles (10 km) west of Vík.

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