Big Whales & Puffins RIB boat tour

Big Whales & Puffins RIB boat tour

2 hours

Easy

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We currently offer breathtaking Whale Watching and nature experience sailing trips in Skjálfandi Bay outside Húsavík, Iceland.

A 2 hour whale-watching tour on a speedy RIB boat from the harbour of Husavik, The Whale Capital of Iceland. The tour begins with a sail to the beautiful Skjálfandi bay. There are many whale species that are known to be accommodated in Skjálfandi bay. For example, the Humpback whale, the Minke whale, dolphins, porpoises… More than 10 different species!

The RIB boats seat 12 passengers per boat, each with an expert whale-watching guide and captain on board. The focus is on small group tours, eliminating competition for the best view on board. Each passenger gets a warm suit and a life jacket on board.


IMPORTANT NOTE! Puffin season is ca. 15th of April-20th August. Outside that time of the year, our tours are Big Whales exclusive!
What's included?
    All taxes, fees and handling charges
    Local taxes
    Driver/guide
    Live commentary on board
    Professional guide
    Exclusions
    • Tip or gratuity
    Gratuities
    Hotel pickup and drop-off
    Transportation to/from attractions
    Please note
      • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
      • Not recommended for people with back problems
      • Not suitable for people with limited mobility
      • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
      • Children (14-18y.o) must be accompanied by an adult 
      • The age limit is 8 years old and 130cm
      • Not wheelchair accessible
      What to bring

        The floatation overalls will keep you warm but still good to be dressed in warm clothing because it can be cold at sea. Gloves and a hat are highly recommended and passengers should bring their own.

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