Descripción
Perched off mainland Norway’s easternmost point, Hornøya is a wild island inhabited by 80 000 seabirds, hunted by eagles and protected as a nature reserve since 1983. Over 100 species of bird have been recorded on the island, a list which includes Pigargo Europeo, breeding Bisbita Gorgirrojo, 15000 pairs of Arao Común. Over 7500 pairs of Frailecillo Atlántico breed inside burrows on Hornøya’s grassy slopes and clifftops. You can walk very close to the thousands of breeding seabirds like Alca Común, Frailecillo Atlántico, Arao de Brünnich, Cormorán Moñudo, Gaviota Tridáctila. It's a rocky island, but easy to visit.
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Accesso
Hornøya is just a 10-minute boat trip from Vardø harbour. Boats tours operated by Vardø Havn leave from Vardø harbour daily during the season 1st April - 1st September. For more info see the link below. On the island you can explore the area on paths.
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