The Vestmana Islands are a group of 14 small Icelandic islands off the southern coast of Iceland, formed by the eruption of underwater volcanoes, and today it includes one of the largest inhabited islands in the country, Heimaey Island. For rare puffins in summer, which gather on its shores, and where there are two volcanoes, Helgavel volcano and Eldville volcano, the island is popular with tourists and locals looking to spend their holidays within the charming nature and atmosphere of calm and comfort, as they explore the area by walking around, and fishing Swimming and many other activities.