Látrabjarg is a majestic cliff face located in the Westfjords, Iceland that is the most western point of both Iceland and Europe. This stunning site provides shelter and seclusion for a wide variety of birds such as skuas, Arctic Terns, guillemots, eider ducks and razorbills, making it an incredibly popular bird-watching location. In the summer, it's not unusual to spot more than five million nesting here! The real stars of the show however are the million plus Atlantic puffins that can be spotted near the top of the cliffs. For those looking for adventure, Látrabjarg is also home to a famous rescue story; the locals used their knowledge of the area to save twelve sailors from a capsized trawler in 1947. Látrabjarg is perfect for travelers looking for an awe-inspiring experience in the great outdoors!

QUICK NOTES:

• What it is: A delicious organic cafe/restaurant in Seydisfjordur, Eastfjords.

• Best season: Summer.

• Best time of day: They're schedule hasn't been very consistent but I think they're open most days during the summer but during winter only from 5pm - 8pm.

• Nice to know: Call +354 888 2900 and check if they're open before going (sorry if the number has changed, will change as soon as I hear that).