A *lot* of people arrive here, take the short walk to the sea, see nothing and leave! If you follow the gravel path all the way to the hut with binoculars, there are plenty of seals there. The binoculars are a bit too mucky to use, but you can see the seals clearly anyway. As a bonus we saw a seal hunting off the beach near the carpark too
Saw the seals here and it was great since we were alone here in January. If you take the time to walk down the trail. There is also a small building with binoculars at the end so that you can take a closer look at the curious seals.
Make sure to walk to the end of the path to see the seals - there's also some stationary binoculars provided for that.
Many seals to see there if youre not afraid of gravel roads
Il y a une petite cabane avec 2 paires de jumelles à disposition pour observer les phoques. La balade pour aller jusqu'au point d'observation est facile. Nous avons vu des phoques mais il était assez loin, il faut un très bon appareil photo pour pouvoir les prendre.
Did not see seals, but pretty views as with all of Iceland
Lieu agréable où il est possible de camper mais je n'y ai pas vu de phoques déçu
Nice public access but didn't see seals
We spent the night at this camping site to see the seals the next morning. Already from the parking lot, the view is stunning. Good infrastructure with clean toilets. We could see plenty of seals at a small bay after a short walk. They were playing and looking at us suspiciously :) There is also a small house where you can find binoculars if you don't feel like staying in the wind.