Lundey is a small uninhabited island in Skagafjörður in North Iceland. The island is known for its rich birdlife, particularly puffins and other seabirds nesting during summer.
Lundey forms part of the natural ecosystem of the fjord together with Drangey and Málmey.
For a broader journey through the region, this stop can be combined with places such as Hljóðaklettar and Hraundrangi. Access, weather and local conditions can vary during the year, so current information should be checked when planning a visit.
Accessible
Boat required
Bird nesting area
Sea cliffs
Geology
Lundey is a small island where marine erosion has shaped coastal rock and seabird cliffs.
Nature
The island is particularly known for its seabird populations.
Visit tips
Lundey is best known for its birdlife. Boat trips are the best way to view the island without disturbing nesting areas.
Last verified 16 September 2026