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11/07/2026
5 quick steps for Ytri Tunga🦭 seal watching:
✅best time to spot them: May-July
✅during low tide when the rocky reef is exposed and the seals come ashore to rest
✅at a respectful distance, 50-100 m, away from the pups
✅using zoom lens or binoculars to not disturb their rest
📍Ytri Tunga, Snæfellsnes, Iceland
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05/07/2026
Iceland's icy oasis scattered with diamonds 💎 Discover the iconic glacier lagoon filled with 1000 years old icebergs calved from Breiðamerkurjökull.
From mid-June to late July, Iceland barely sleeps. The magical Midnight Sun turns every hour into golden hour💛🩷
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The best time to see puffins in Iceland is from May to August. The optimal time of the day is early morning or late evening.😍
Discover Bjarnarfoss waterfall, a must-see stop on any Snaefellsness road trip.🌊
Are you searching for the best waterfalls in Iceland?📸
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Puffin problems... 😂This is how hard a puffin works to provide for its family> tiny struggles to build the nest ❤
Watch this precious scene at📍Hafnarhólmi Puffin Rock, Borgarfjörður Eystri if you visit East Iceland in summer.
Serious business with maximum effort😍.. Nailed it?
12/06/2026
🌊 54 waterfalls. Endless Iceland adventures ✨from iconic landmarks to lesser-known hidden treasures.
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Grábrók crater was formed in a fissure eruption around 3000 years ago. It measures 173m above sea level and it´s the largest of its kind from a 600 m long fissure.
The Grábrók fissure is the easternmost postglacial eruption site in the Ljósufjöll volcanic system and can be explored via an easy walking path, with consideration to the geological features and vegetation surrounding this natural wonder.
Discover Ytri Tunga as one of Iceland´s best seal-watching spots 🦭✨
Located on the beautiful Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland, Ytri Tunga beach is famous for its resident seals and coastal scenery. Unlike many wildlife locations, seal sightings here are possible all year round, with the best chances usually between May and July.
For the ultimate seal-watching experience, visit during low tide when the rocky reef is exposed and the seals come ashore to rest. 🌊The beach is privately owned and visitors are required to respect the wildlife.
📍Ytri Tunga, Snæfellsnes, Iceland
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