
Goðafoss Waterfall & Whale Watching Tour from Akureyri
26.990 ISK

Très facile
14.600 ISK
A boat trip into the stunning Ísafjarðardjúp, in search of whales and other wildlife.
Join us on our fully fitted boat Síf, where we depart from Isafjordur and journey out into the surrounding Isafjarðardjúp fjord. Here we will look out for the blows of distant whales, and our expert captain will take you as close as possible without causing disturbance to the whales. The fjord is bursting with life, and there is the possibility of seeing humpback and minke whales, as well as dolphins and porpoises. We will search for the humpback, as they are one of the few species of whale which flashes you their tail on a dive, an incredible sight to see! You are also likely to see the many puffins in the water which nest on nearby Vigur and Æðey islands. On very rare occasions, killer whales (orcas) will also pass through the area. On our trip will be our experienced boat crew, and a guide to share with you their extensive knowledge of the local wildlife and area.
We will use our trips as an opportunity to add to the ongoing research on the whale population in the area, and guests are therefore encouraged to contribute to this by taking photos of the whales flukes (tails) for identification.
We have a very high rate of sightings within the area, however, as we are observing wild animals, we cannot guarantee we will see whales on every tour.
We do not supply overalls or extra clothing for this trip, so please come equipped for cold Icelandic weather with the following;
Warm outdoor clothing. Sif is fully fitted boat, and has a warm interior, however, the best place for spotting whales will be standing outside, and therefore we suggest to bring layers to keep you warm!
Waterproof jacket, and trousers if you have them.
Chapeau et gants.
Lunettes solaires.
Sunscreen.
Don’t forget your camera!
The journey begins at our boat, located opposite our gear storage on Mávagarður, where you will find our Borea logo and guide waiting to greet you. We board the boat, and enjoy approximately 2 hours in Ísafjarðardjúp, looking for whales, birds, and enjoying our time at sea. We will then return back to our base in Ísafjörður.
Cette visite est entièrement sur notre bateau, et donc est disponible pour toute personne ayant une capacité de marche limitée Cependant, notre bateau a quelques marches raides, à la fois pour monter à bord, tout en se déplaçant entre les ponts, et à l'intérieur de la zone d'assise Il n'est donc pas accessible en fauteuil roulant, ou par toute personne à mobilité très limitée.
L'âge minimum est de 4 ans, car nous ne portons pas de gilets de sauvetage pour les nourrissons à bord Les parents sont responsables de la sécurité des enfants à bord.
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