
Golden Circle Private Tour & Fridheimar Farm Visit from Reykjavik
174.554 ISK

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20.000 ISK
Join us for what we (and our guests) honestly believe is the best nature and wildlife tour in Iceland.
We are located way off the beaten track in Borgarfjörður Eystri, a small village also known as the Puffin Capital of Iceland. If you’ve made it this far east or are planning to, you’re already looking for something really special. Let us take you the rest of the way.
Our RIB boats take you right to the base of the towering sea cliffs. You’ll get a unique, water-level perspective of the "Puffin Capital" and access to hidden coves that are completely unreachable on foot.
The Highlights:
Our goal is to create memories that last a lifetime. This safari is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a true, raw connection with Icelandic nature.
Book your Puffin Adventure today!
Have questions? Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions or send us a message, we’re always happy to help.
Warm clothes are always a good option when traveling in Iceland, however, we'll provide you with ski googles, a warm, windproof and photogenic flotation suite and a dependable life jacket, giving you that adventurous “action figure” look while keeping you safe and comfortable.
Meet us at the Borgarfjörður Eystri harbor 15 minutes before your scheduled departure. We’ll get you suited up in our professional flotation suits and life jackets, designed to keep you warm and dry out on the North Atlantic.
We leave the harbor and head straight for the action. This 1-hour expedition is all about getting you closer to nature than any other tour.
We return to the harbor and help you de-gear. The adventure doesn’t have to end here; since you’re already at the harbor, you can take a walk up to the wooden platforms to see the colony from above at your own pace.
Facilities: Restrooms and a small café are available right at the harbor for a post-safari coffee or snack.
Keep in mind that we usually gather 4-12 passengers into groups. The puffins arrive at the beginning of May and stay until mid-August.
During this time, they come to Iceland to breed and raise their young.