Látrabjarg, Iceland, Europe's largest bird cliff

Patreksfjördur - Latrabjarg Cliff

Walk on the stunning Látrabjarg – Europe’s largest bird cliff and the continent’s westernmost point.

  • Visit Látrabjarg and see the largest seabird colony in the northern Atlantic
  • Experience the amazing birdlife and incredible nature
  • Photograph iconic puffins
  • Enjoy a look at daily life in centuries past at the local museum

  • Season

    Summer

  • Difficulty level

    Level 2: Suitable for most.

  • Duration

    5h30

  • Min. passengers

    4

  • Booking code

    G-PFJ2

  • From

    £ 156

  • Notices

    Walking approx. 1.5km; drive time approx. 2.5 hrs

Puffins on the cliffs   

Enjoy the raw and majestic nature of Látrabjarg cliffs, where millions of birds provide an unforgettable experience for your eyes and ears!  The Látrabjarg puffins are perhaps the world’s most photographed, so bring your camera. You’ll walk with a local guide and learn more about the area before visiting Hnjótur Museum and Egill Ólafsson’s collection of historical objects from Westfjord.  

Practical information:

  • Requirements: Layered clothing recommended with non-slip footwear.
  • Walking information: Mainly on paved flat surfaces, some incline and a few steps around the village.  Walking approx. 1.5km; drive time approx. 2.5 hrs
  • Not suitable for wheelchair users.
  • Language: English