Our lunch was at the nearby Sker Restaurant with decent food. After driving 3.5 hours, we arrived at the Hvitserkur in the vast northern sea, where a solitary troll was quenching its thirst in the water. Not only does the volcanic plug bear a striking resemblance to a drinking rhinoceros, echoing its shape, posture, and even its textured skin. "Hvitserkur" translates to "white shirt," as seabirds perennially soar around it, leaving white excrement partially covering the massive stone. It became a photographer's favorite spot too. It is also a seal watching site. 

Descending from the observation platform to the beach involves navigating a very steep mountain path, requiring extreme caution.