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Teigarhorn is a protected recreation area beside Berufjörður in East Iceland and one of the region's most interesting geological sites. It was protected in 2013 and covers more than 20 km².
The protection preserves the landscape, geology, natural environment and cultural heritage. Teigarhorn is particularly famous for zeolites formed within cavities in the bedrock.
The area lies beside Berufjörður and can easily be combined with other attractions around Djúpivogur, including The Eggs of Merry Bay and Djúpivogur Church.
Zeolites and other protected geological formations must not be removed or damaged. Visitors should leave geological features undisturbed.
The purpose of protecting Teigarhorn is to preserve its landscape, geology, cultural heritage and natural environment.
Teigarhorn by Berufjörður is known for its dramatic scenery, geology and zeolite minerals, as well as important cultural heritage.
Collecting minerals or disturbing protected geological formations is prohibited except where specifically permitted.
Official website
Teigarhorn Protected Recreation Area
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