Dyrholaey

Door Hole is a very large sea arch near to the town of Vik at the southernmost point of Iceland. The span is about 200 feet and the height about 160 feet. There is a "smaller" arch alongside that could be around 50 - 60 feet wide. Behind the arch is a small island that has two openings. The area near to the arch is a major breeding ground for Arctic Terns and other sea birds and is closed during May and June.