Photograph Atlantic puffins, Arctic terns, and other seabirds at Iceland's best nesting colonies. Seasonal access notes included.
The great stretch of cliffs at Krýsuvíkurbjarg are amongst the best bird-watching sites in Iceland.
Flatey is the largest of the Western Islands on the Breidafjordur Bay and a popular spot for tourists.
Grímsey is the northernmost point of Iceland situated on the Arctic Circle. It is home to one hundred people, one million seabirds and one of the biggest Puffin colonies in Iceland.
Patreksfjörður is an Icelandic village in Westfjords with 687 inhabitants.
Látrabjarg is a promontory and the western most point in Iceland. The cliffs are home to millions of birds, including puffins, northern gannets, guillemots and razorbills.
An Island north of Iceland. Take the ferry from Dalvik. Grimsey Island is far away in the north: Home of one hundred people and one million seabirds.
A bird viewpoint in Tjörneshreppur Iceland. "Voladalstorfa" is about 12 kilometers (8 miles) from Husavik.
A cape in the northern part of Iceland north of Kópasker. Good for bird watching.
Rauðanes means Point Red and it is one of the pearls in Icelandic nature.