Europe's westernmost point and a wall of seabirds.
Latrabjarg is a vast line of sea cliffs at the westernmost tip of Iceland, home in summer to millions of nesting seabirds.
Puffins here are famously approachable, often posing just metres away on the grassy clifftops above the Atlantic.
The Westfjords lie in the far northwest, reached by a long and scenic self drive, a short flight to Isafjordur, or the Baldur ferry across Breidafjordur.
The places and moments worth slowing down for.
Miles of cliffs packed with nesting seabirds.
Famously tame puffins on the grassy edges.
The westernmost point of Iceland and Europe.
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Quick answers for planning your visit.
Latrabjarg is in Westfjords, Iceland. It is at the southwestern tip of the Westfjords.
Latrabjarg is known for being one of the largest bird cliffs in Europe, exceptionally close puffin viewing, and marking the westernmost point of Iceland.
The best time to visit is june to August, and every season here has its own character.
Most visitors spend 2 to 3 hours here, depending on the weather and how much of the surroundings you want to explore.