From Hella, embark on a ferry to Heimaey in the Westman Islands. Explore volcanic landscapes, learn about the 1973 eruption, and observe puffins on dramatic sea cliffs.
Landeyjahöfn Ferry Terminal
The departure point for the ferry to Heimaey, offering scenic views of the South Coast before boarding. Arrive early for a smooth journey.
Ferry to Heimaey
Enjoy a scenic ferry ride across the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago, offering views of the dramatic coastline and the island of Heimaey as you approach.
Heimaey Stave Church
A beautiful replica of a Norwegian stave church, gifted to Iceland by Norway in 2000 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of Christianity in Iceland.
Eldheimar Museum
An award-winning museum dedicated to the 1973 Eldfell eruption, showcasing the dramatic events and their impact on Heimaey, with a buried house excavated and preserved.
Lunch in Heimaey
Enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of Heimaey's charming local restaurants, savoring fresh seafood or other Icelandic specialties.
Stórhöfði Viewpoint
The windiest place in Europe and a prime puffin nesting site during summer. Enjoy panoramic views of Heimaey, the surrounding islands, and the mainland.
Ferry from Heimaey
Return ferry journey from Heimaey back to Landeyjahöfn, reflecting on a day of volcanic exploration and wildlife spotting.