South Iceland · Iceland
Hvítserkur
Hvítserkur is a remarkable natural-wonder in Iceland. Hvítserkur — 'White Shirt' — is a 15-metre basalt sea stack on the eastern shore of Húnaflói bay, famously resembling (depending on your imagination) ... Hvítserkur — 'White Shirt' — is a 15-metre basalt sea stack on the eastern shore of Húnaflói bay, famously resembling (depending on your imagination) a drinking dinosaur, elephant or dragon.
About Hvítserkur
Hvítserkur is a remarkable natural-wonder in Iceland. Hvítserkur — 'White Shirt' — is a 15-metre basalt sea stack on the eastern shore of Húnaflói bay, famously resembling (depending on your imagination) ... Hvítserkur — 'White Shirt' — is a 15-metre basalt sea stack on the eastern shore of Húnaflói bay, famously resembling (depending on your imagination) a drinking dinosaur, elephant or dragon.
History & Background
Hvítserkur has been a significant site in Iceland's landscape. Throughout the years, this location has played an important role in Icelandic culture and natural history.
Key Facts
- ✔Iceland's unique geology creates landscapes found nowhere else on Earth
- ✔The country sits on one of the most volcanically active spots on the planet
- ✔Iceland's natural wonders attract over 2 million visitors annually
- ✔Many of Iceland's natural features are protected under national park or nature reserve status