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Reykjavík’s most beloved summer visitors are back! After months spent out on the open North Atlantic, the Atlantic Puffins have officially returned to Iceland’s coastal islands, marking the beginning of another exciting puffin season.

Spring may still feel far away in Iceland, but the return of Atlantic puffins is just around the corner. As these iconic seabirds begin making their way back to Reykjavík’s coastal islands for the 2026 breeding season, scientists and wildlife guides alike are watching closely after a challenging winter across the North Atlantic. From changing migration patterns to the importance of food availability during nesting season, discover what this year could hold for Iceland’s belov

Experience puffin watching in Iceland! Join a boat tour from Reykjavík to see Atlantic puffins up close. Small group trips with expert guides.

This year, puffins have made an early return to Reykjavík, with sightings recorded as early as 26 March 2025 - several weeks ahead of...

Puffins are remarkably versatile birds. Unlike many seabirds that excel at either flying or swimming, puffins are experts at both. Their sho

While puffins may be the main attraction on our tours, they aren’t the only fascinating wildlife you can spot along the way. Seals can often

Life is far from easy for puffins - one of the most common ways gulls take advantage of puffins is through kleptoparasitism (stealing food).

Puffins belong to the Auk family of seabirds, which also includes razorbills and guillemots. They are relatively small birds, measuring...

Iceland is known for its dramatic landscapes, geothermal wonders, and rich wildlife, but one of its most beloved inhabitants is the Atlantic

When people think of Iceland’s birdlife, the Atlantic Puffin is often the first species that comes to mind. With its striking black and whit

Conservation efforts, including responsible fishing practices and habitat protection, are crucial in ensuring puffins continue to thrive. By

Puffins are migratory birds that spend most of their lives at sea, returning to land only during the breeding season. The best time to see t