Puffin tour Iceland: Húsavík whale watching and puffins

Gratis afbestilling

Sted: Húsavík

Varighed: op til 3 timer 30 minutter

Sprog: English

Voucher på mobilen accepteres

Øjeblikkelig bekræftelse

Guidet Tur

Subject expert guide

Højdepunkter

Experience the original Husavik whale and puffin watching tour
Enjoy the beauty of the whale watching capital of Iceland
See whales, dolphins and sea birds up close in their natural habitat

Beskrivelse

In this authentic wildlife adventure, whale watching and puffin watching are combined. In addition to seeing whales in their natural habitat, you get to see the funny little puffins nesting, flying around and diving for food.

The tour starts with a sail to Puffin Island which is located only a short distance out of Husavik. You will spend some time with the Puffins while sailing around this beautiful and lively Island. You will then head out to the whale watching area and spend the rest of the tour with the whales. On the way back the crew will give you some hot chocolate and cinnamon buns to round up the tour.

Did you know that Puffin Island is home to over 200.000 puffins that spend the summer there nesting? The puffins arrive in the middle of April every year and leave at the end of August. Another interesting fact is that 60% of the world’s puffins breed in Iceland, so you are in the right place for seeing these funny little birds.

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Vigtig information

Please make sure to wear warm clothing due to cold temperatures

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I prisen indgår

A whale-watching expert guide

Warm overalls and raincoats if needed

Hot chocolate and cinnamon buns as refreshments

Afbestillingsregler

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Sted

Hafnarstétt 7, Húsavík, Iceland

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Your tour starts at the North Sailing office and Whale Watching Centre, which is located across the street from the Húsavík Wooden Church. From there, you can take the stairs that lead down to the harbour, passing both Café Hvalbakur and Restaurant Gamli Baukur.