City: Tour Promo Start/End Date: 2001-01-01 - 2009-08-29 Duration: 12 hours Price: Starting from USD $186.23 per person
If you're in Reykjavik, you're in exactly the right place to spot whales and seabirds! Few places are better suited for whale watching than the coastal waters off Iceland's Snaefellsnes Peninsula, only two hours from the capital.
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If you're in Reykjavik, you're in exactly the right place to spot whales and seabirds! Few places are better suited for whale watching than the coastal waters off Iceland's Snaefellsnes Peninsula, only two hours from the capital.After a drive to Olafsvik, a lively fishing town, the excitement begins when you step onboard the whale-watching ship Brimrun to search for dolphins, orcas and minke whales. You might even be lucky enough to spot humpback whales, and perhaps even the blue whale, the biggest mammal in the world. You'll also have the opportunity to spot plentiful birdlife. Please remember to dress warmly, since it's colder at sea than ashore.Back on land, you'll head for Stykkisholmur, the region’s bustling main town before returning to Reykjavik.This tour is seasonal, operating only from June to August.
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• Tour Name: Whale Watching and Bird Watching at Snaefellsnes
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If you're in Reykjavik, you're in exactly the right place to spot whales and seabirds! Few places are better suited for whale watching than the coastal waters off Iceland's Snaefellsnes Peninsula, only two hours from the capital.After a drive to Olafsvik, a lively fishing town, the excitement begins when you step onboard the whale-watching ship Brimrun to search for dolphins, orcas and minke whales. You might even be lucky enough to spot humpback whales, and perhaps even the blue whale, the biggest mammal in the world. You'll also have the opportunity to spot plentiful birdlife. Please remember to dress warmly, since it's colder at sea than ashore.Back on land, you'll head for Stykkisholmur, the region’s bustling main town before returning to Reykjavik.This tour is seasonal, operating only from June to August.
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