Osservazione delle balene in motoscafo RIB dal centro di Reykjavik
Descrizione
Sali a bordo di un emozionante motoscafo RIB e osserva l'incredibile ricchezza di fauna marina che vive nelle acque appena al largo delle coste della città di Reykjavík. Gli amanti della natura che desiderano vedere alcune delle maestose balene, delfini e focene islandesi, ma che desiderano farlo in un piccolo gruppo, dovrebbero cogliere questa opportunità ora. Il tour inizia dal porto vecchio di Reykjavík e durante il tuo viaggio viaggerai tra le piccole isole della baia di Faxaflói, così come lungo la costa di Reykjavík, offrendoti una fantastica vista della città mentre cerchi la fauna selvatica nell'acqua . notare che Il tour ha un limite di età di 10 anni e un limite di altezza di 145 CM. Poiché si tratta di un tour della fauna selvatica, non possiamo mai prevedere o garantire avvistamenti di alcun tipo. Nel caso in cui non incontriamo balene o delfini, non offriamo rimborsi, ma offriamo ai nostri passeggeri un biglietto gratuito da utilizzare per un altro giorno. Potremmo annullare un tour a causa del maltempo o se il numero minimo di partecipanti non viene raggiunto.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Prova la gioia degli incontri ravvicinati con potenti balene, graziosi delfini o giocose focene durante i nostri tour di avvistamento delle balene facili da partecipare dal centro di Reykjavík. Faremo di questa "un'esperienza irripetibile da ricordare! Durante tutto l'anno, potrai vedere un'ampia varietà di mammiferi oceanici a pochi minuti dalla costa, tra cui minke, megattere e orche assassine, nonché delfini dal becco bianco e focene. L'estate è il periodo di punta, ma c'è sempre qualcosa di straordinario da trovare nella Baia di Faxafloi, oltre a godersi lo spettacolare scenario che circonda la capitale.
Harpa è una sala concerti e un centro conferenze a Reykjavík, in Islanda. Il concerto di apertura si è tenuto il 4 maggio 2011. L'edificio presenta una caratteristica facciata in vetro colorato ispirata al paesaggio basaltico dell'Islanda.
La baia di Faxafloi si trova sulla sua sponda meridionale. Da Reykjavik è possibile vedere la penisola di Akranes nel nord-est e persino lo Snæfellsjökull a una distanza di circa 120 km (75 mi). Questa baia ha poche isole e quelle che ha sono vicine alla terraferma, in particolare in contrasto con la baia direttamente a nord di essa, Breiðafjörður, che ha il maggior numero di isole di qualsiasi baia in Islanda.
Engey è la seconda isola più grande del fiordo di Kollafjörður (Baia di Faxa) nell'Islanda occidentale.
Lundey, letteralmente "isola dei puffini" in islandese, è una piccola isola disabitata al largo della costa occidentale di Reykjavík, in Islanda.
Viðey è l'isola più grande della baia di Kollafjörður in Islanda, vicino alla capitale Reykjavík.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(31)
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.
