• East Region - Hafnarhólmi is a charming islet located near the harbor of the quaint fishing village, Borgarfjordur-Eystri. This rocky outcrop hosts one of the world’s largest Atlantic Puffin colonies. Each summer, nesting pairs return to raise their young pufflings. Hafnarhólmi is easily accessible, offering everyone a close-up view of this delightful species.
• Lindarbakki - While exploring the picturesque village of Bakkagerði in Borgarfjordur-Eystri, visitors can discover this immaculate example of a traditional Icelandic turf house. The thick turf walls and grass-covered roof provided crucial insulation against harsh weather in the past. Many Icelanders lived in houses like this well into the early 20th century.
• Alfaborg - Those interested in a leisurely hike while in Bakkagerði can explore Alfaborg, or elf rock, a monument on a hill overlooking Borgarfjordur-Eystri. This site was believed to be the residence of Iceland’s elf-queen. Visitors can learn more about Icelandic folklore and traditions. Even if one is skeptical of folklore, the breathtaking views from this hillside vantage point are undeniably impressive.
• Gufufoss - Gufufoss is a charming waterfall that gently cascades down a rugged cliffside. Its appearance often draws comparisons to its larger counterpart in the south, Skógafoss. The waterfall emits a gentle mist, which is reflected in its name—‘Gufu’ means steam in Icelandic.

• On-board WiFi
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

The Puffin and Waterfall Shore Excursion from Seyðisfjörður showcases the wildlife and stunning landscapes of this secluded eastern area. Experience a close encounter with nesting Atlantic Puffins, discover charming Icelandic fishing villages, and admire the striking beauty of Gúfufoss waterfall, all within a 5-hour tour.

Borgarfjörður-Eystri is a secluded coastal village where life revolves around the harbor and sea. Hafnarhólmi is a small, easily accessible islet linked to the mainland by a man-made harbor. Its cliffs are renowned as one of the world’s top puffin-watching spots.

Then, explore the delightful village, including the Lindarbakki turf house, which exemplifies how Icelanders lived up until the early 20th century. In excellent condition, it demonstrates how thick turf walls were used to insulate homes against the harsh climate.

The tour concludes with a visit to Gufufoss, a secluded waterfall where waters tumble down a rugged cliffside, creating a refreshing mist in the air.

• The tour duration of 5 hours includes driving time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.