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Hraunhafnartangi

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Hraunhafnartangi is the second northernmost point of mainland Iceland and was believed to be the northernmost point until 2016 when it lost that title to the close by Rifstangi which was found to exceed it by 68 metres.

A unique Icelandic experience. Worth your time.

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Where is Hraunhafnartangi?
Hraunhafnartangi is a cape on the coast of North Iceland, Iceland. Check the map on this page for its exact position and the route in.
How do I get to Hraunhafnartangi?
Hraunhafnartangi is in North Iceland. Some Iceland headlands are reached on paved roads, others by gravel tracks that end at a small car park. Check live road conditions on this page before you drive.
Can you see puffins at Hraunhafnartangi?
Many Icelandic capes hold seabird colonies, and puffins are ashore from roughly April to mid-August. Whether Hraunhafnartangi has them depends on the spot — keep well back from cliff edges, which can be undercut.
Is Hraunhafnartangi safe to visit?
Take care at any Icelandic cape: cliff edges are wind-exposed and can be undercut, and low points on the south coast are exposed to sneaker waves that surge up the shore without warning. Stay back from edges and never turn your back on the sea.

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