📜 Látrabjarg, Iceland's westernmost point, is Europe's largest seabird cliff. 🔍 Home to over a million birds, including puffins, razorbills, and guillemots. Designated a nature reserve in March 2021, it stretches 14 km and reaches up to 441 meters high. # Why Go 🐦 Unforgettable birdwatching, seeing millions of birds up close, especially puffins 🚶‍♀️ Splendid hiking opportunities along 14 km of cliffs with stunning ocean views 📸 Great photography opportunities 🌿 Unique natural reserve with diverse seabird populations # Why Avoid 🌬️ Fierce winds can make conditions challenging ⚠️ Drive carefully on narrow, unpaved gravel roads to access (can be a long drive) 🚫 Strict rules for nature reserve: no drones, off-road driving, camping, or fire prohibited 🚧 No fences/rails in some areas, always stay behind the white line # Tips 🗓️ Best time to visit: May to August for nesting birds 🥾 Wear sturdy hiking boots 🔭 Bring binoculars and a zoom lens for birdwatching 📏 Stay behind the white safety line painted near the cliff edge. 🐕 Pets are not allowed during bird nesting season (May 15 - September 15); otherwise, keep them on a leash. 🚗 From Reykjavik, it takes about 6 hours (260 miles / 424 km) to reach. # 🅿️ Parking Free parking available at the end of Road 612 near the lighthouse. # 🕒 Hours Open daily