Vestmann Islands
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The Vestmann Islands are a beautiful volcanic archipelago southwest of Iceland, home to many seabirds (including puffins). The uninhabited island of Surtsey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is also located here.

Overview of the Vestmann Islands

The Vestmann Islands are a beautiful volcanic archipelago southwest of Iceland, home to many seabirds (including puffins). The uninhabited island of Surtsey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is also located here.

Key Facts

  • Type of place: archipelago.
  • Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
  • Location:
  • Local time: Heure : Vestmann Islands
  • Number of islands: 18.
  • Main island: Heimaey (the only inhabited one).
  • Population: 4,264 (2014).
  • Area: 16.3 km².
  • Highest point: Heimaklettur (283 m) on Heimaey Island.
  • Coastline:

History of the Vestmann Islands

Environment of the Archipelago

Wildlife and Flora

Precautions

What to See and Do in the Vestmann Islands

In the Surrounding Area

Climate and Weather in the Vestmann Islands

Transportation

Getting There

Getting Around

Accommodation

Dining

Useful Addresses

Further Information