I thought that in order to be counted as an island, a piece of land had to be above the sea level all the time,  and so a piece of land that is submerged at high tide would not count.,(reply>), I think tides only fluctuate a bit over a meter there, so at least when this was filmed I'd say some of that rock would still be exposed at high tide<br><br>Looks 2-3 meters high?,(reply>), Um, this is literally and legally known as a "rock" and not an island. Now, apparently two rocks.,(reply>), @Yuhan that and rising sea levels,(reply>), Our water, our rules,<br>No need to wake up the Vikings<br>We do love ramming boats.<br><br>But unbiased opinion<br>I agree.<br>As an Icelander I disagree<br><br>Complicated 🤪,(reply>)," <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr03xF08qoU&amp;t=3m21s"">3:21</a> <b>hEy yOuR iSlaNd iSnT tHeRe aNyMoRe</b>"