Observation des baleines en hors-bord RIB depuis le centre-ville de Reykjavik
Description
Montez à bord d'un hors-bord RIB passionnant et découvrez l'incroyable richesse de la faune marine qui vit dans les eaux juste au large des côtes de la ville de Reykjavík. Les amoureux de la nature qui cherchent à voir certaines des majestueuses baleines, dauphins et marsouins d'Islande, mais qui souhaitent le faire en petit groupe, devraient saisir cette chance maintenant. La visite commence à partir du vieux port de Reykjavík et pendant votre voyage, vous voyagerez parmi les petites îles de la baie de Faxaflói, ainsi que le long de la côte de Reykjavík, vous offrant une vue fantastique sur la ville pendant que vous recherchez la faune dans l'eau . Veuillez noter La visite a une limite d'âge de 10 ans et une taille limite de 145 CM. Puisqu'il s'agit d'une visite de la faune, nous ne pouvons jamais prédire ou garantir des observations de quelque nature que ce soit. Dans le cas où nous ne rencontrons pas de baleines ou de dauphins, nous n'offrons pas de remboursement, mais à la place, donnons à nos passagers un billet gratuit à utiliser un autre jour. Nous pouvons annuler une visite en raison du mauvais temps ou si le nombre minimum de participants n'est pas atteint.
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Itinéraire
Découvrez la joie des rencontres rapprochées avec de puissantes baleines, des dauphins gracieux ou des marsouins espiègles lors de nos excursions d'observation des baleines faciles à rejoindre depuis le centre-ville de Reykjavík. Nous en ferons une «expérience unique dans une vie dont vous vous souviendrez! Tout au long de l'année, vous pourrez voir une grande variété de mammifères océaniques à quelques minutes de la côte, notamment des petits orques, des épaulards à bosse, des dauphins à bec blanc et des marsouins communs. L'été est la période de pointe, mais il y a toujours quelque chose d'extraordinaire à trouver dans la baie de Faxafloi - en plus de profiter des paysages spectaculaires qui entourent la capitale.
Harpa est une salle de concert et un centre de conférence à Reykjavík, en Islande. Le concert d'ouverture a eu lieu le 4 mai 2011. Le bâtiment présente une façade en verre de couleur distinctive inspirée du paysage basaltique de l'Islande.
La baie de Faxafloi est située sur sa rive sud. De Reykjavik, il est possible de voir la péninsule d'Akranes au nord-est et même le Snæfellsjökull à une distance d'environ 120 km (75 mi). Cette baie a peu d'îles et celles qu'elle possède sont proches de la terre, en particulier à la baie directement au nord de celle-ci, Breiðafjörður, qui possède le plus d'îles de toutes les baies d'Islande.
Engey est la deuxième plus grande île du fjord de Kollafjörður (baie de Faxa) dans l'ouest de l'Islande.
Lundey, littéralement «île macareux» en islandais, est une petite île inhabitée au large de la côte ouest de Reykjavík, en Islande.
Viðey est la plus grande île de la baie de Kollafjörður en Islande, près de la capitale de Reykjavík.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(32)
I highly recommend this experience! They take you out on a speed boat which allows them to get so much closer to the whales than if you were in a large boat that's harder to maneuver. The young man who told us about the whales on the boat was very informative and fun! While I did not get his name I went on this tour at 9:30 a.m. on July 18th. I was never cold because they provided you with all the gear you needed to stay warm.
Trip was wonderful and we saw many jumping whales. However, we have not yet been reimbursed as we were supposed to be on the RIB boat and instead were placed on the larger slower boat. Hopefully that will be forthcoming.
I think that it’s the best experience ever. And thanks to Oscar and the captain who did an amazing job and I will definitely book this again!! I did this in June and it’s the best, weather is literally perfect! :) I’m so glad I did this with you guys!
This trip was fun ! Some patience needed for up close and personal viewing. But once it happens, it is wonderful. For both whales and puffins!
Good organization, an amazing experiance
Just do it! We first did a whale tour with a big boat but could not match this. Seen 4 different species, a total of 10 whales and 2 species of dolphins. There is quickly found, and at the end the climax came with 2 humpback whales 2 meters away swimming alongside our boat. Thank you to Julien and the top captain. (We also stayed bone dry and had nice and warm)
This was a highlight from our time in Reykjavik. The speed boat tours created a smaller group experience compared to the larger boats that looked very crowded. Our guide was a marine biologist who answered all of our questions throughout the tour. I had read some reviews about the speed boats being rough, but we didn’t have any problems (it was a pretty calm day, though) and actually enjoyed hitting a few of the waves! We spotted several whales and dolphins during our tour - would definitely recommend this for anyone looking at whale watching tours in Reykjavik!
This was a highlight from our time in Reykjavik! The speed boat was fun and created a smaller group experience compared to the larger boats. I had read some reviews about how rough the speed boats were but we didn’t have any issues (it was a pretty calm day, though). Our guide was a marine biologist and was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions during the tour. We saw several whales and a school of dolphins during our tour.
Very friendly crew and they tried hard for us to see all 4 varieties of whales. We did and got super close!
Honestly, this is nothing to do with the company, but I wanted to warn others about this activity in general in case it isn't their thing. I went with my husband and 11 year old son. We were given equipment to keep us warm and dry (pro tip, use ALL the equipment and bring a hat -- even in the summer). The first ten minutes were lovely. Then we got into open water and the real spray began. It was like sitting on a bicycle and having buckets of cold saltwater thrown on you repeatedly. Shoes: soaked to the point of being squishy. Jeans: dripping wet. Jacket: damp and cold. And this was WITH the one piece snowsuit they give you. I could hardly look around because there was seawater being blown at me on every down slope of every wave. It wouldn't matter anyway because we saw no whales, which I understand as the company has no control over that. I couldn't have taken pictures even if we'd seen something as my hands were soaked despite wearing gloves and it was far too wet to use my phone anyway. The guide and captain were very nice but I will NEVER do that again, despite the complementary ticket they offer when you don't see whales.
