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Berufjörður experience - kayaking on the East Fjords of Iceland
20km long fjord filled with stunning views and variety of Wild Life! Home for seals, jellyfish and many Icelandic species of birds (including puffins). With a little bit of luck you might have unforgettable opportunity to kayak among the whales- Humpback whales, Orcas or Harbor Porpoises- they are spotted here almost every year!
2 hours and 30 minutes
easy
From$121
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Bike tour on the East Fjords of Iceland
You will start the tour by meeting our guide, selecting equipment and go through short safety meeting. After everyone is equipped and brief with the rules you will start your bicycle tour which is about 10km long (about 2-2.5h). Tour require basic/medium fitness level as there is few short uphills on the way. However there is always possibility to walk up with your bike. During the tour you will visit most interesting touristic attractions, learn about the history of Djupivogur and learn about fun facts about the area. After circle around the town you will be taken out to the beautiful black beach of Djupivogur and the view point with beautiful panoramic view for the surrounding fjords.
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Midnight kayaking tour
One of the Icelandic wonders is never ending daylight during summer months. Experience “White nights” as never before! Jump into our waterproof overalls, grab your paddle and join us for this unique tour at midnight! We will meet at 11:00pm to experience the peace and quiet of the fjord of your choice in the middle of the night.
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Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach Tour From Djúpivogur Port
Departing from the quiet harbour town of Djúpivogur, this seven-hour shore excursion is crafted with cruise-ship guests in mind and takes you along Iceland’s striking southeast coast. You’ll travel southwards, following a route that reveals expansive sea views and the immense broad ice-cap of Vatnajökull looming on the horizon. The first stop is the breathtaking Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon — here enormous icebergs, calved from the glacier’s southern edge, drift serenely in the lagoon’s still waters before eventually making their way out to the sea. From there, the tour visits the nearby Diamond Beach (also known as Fellsfjara), a black-sand shoreline where glittering chunks of glacier ice wash up and create a surreal contrast of crystal ice against dark volcanic sand. Finally, on the return, the journey stops at the scenic Hvalnes Peninsula with its lonely lighthouse and the dramatic horn-shaped peak of Eystrahorn mountain standing vigil. Throughout the tour you’ll be guided by an experienced local guide, enjoy free WiFi on board, and be dropped back in time for your ship’s departure. Bring waterproof outer layers, warm accessories and comfortable shoes—and don’t forget to carry some snacks, as lunch isn’t provided