Gufuskálar is an ancient site on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland, known for its Well of the Irish and the Shelter of the Irish. The well, rediscovered by chance in 1989, holds a mysterious past and features a large whalebone hovering above its steps. Nearby, the Shelter of the Irish resembles old church ruins and offers a glimpse into the area's fishing history with remains of fishermen's huts and fish storage. With stunning views of the shoreline and a mix of natural beauty and historical intrigue, Gufuskálar is a must-visit spot for those exploring the rugged beauty of Iceland's west coast.