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![How to watch seals in Reykjavik](/photo/idea/1600/1512.jpg?1503693894)
At the Ytri-Tunga beach, near the farm with the same name, the seals colonies swim to ashore to arrange a rookery here.
![Seal colony near the Ytri-Tunga, Reykjavik](/photo/common/1574-seal-see.jpg)
Females with offspring stay away from human attention resting on the rocks in 50-70 meters away from the shore. Young curious males often swim closer (at 8-10 meters), get out of the water and flirt with tourists. That is a long-awaited moment when you can take a picture of a seal smiling or winking at you.
![Seal smiling, Reykjavik](/photo/common/1573-seal-see.jpg)
How to do?
2. Come to watch seals as early as possible, while they won't get tired of the people's attention. If you got here in the evening - you can spend the night on the farm (for one person - €40, better book a room in advance).
Where to do?
![Ytri-Tunga Beach](/photo/place/400/1068.jpg)
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Tiny rocky beach on the Western coast of Iceland. During the last decade, it is inhabited only with the seals.
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Tips and hints
• A powerful photographic lens would be very usefull to take a macro shot - the seals mostly steer clear off the tourists.
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