Aurora boreal de barco
Faça isso porque
- Aproveite este passeio relaxante longe da cidade e navegue pelo deserto
- Não perca a chance de ver a incrível dança da Aurora
- Saia em busca da aurora boreal navegando de Reykjavik
- Aprecie a vista deslumbrante da aurora no oceano tranquilo
O que esperar
Você já quis ver uma daquelas incríveis luzes dançantes no céu, a famosa Aurora Boreal? Se você estiver viajando para a Islândia, não deixe de fazer uma caça à Aurora Boreal em um barco!
Combine um refrescante passeio de barco e uma caçada única à Aurora Boreal. Junte-se a este incrível passeio de barco para uma viagem misteriosa em uma noite escura de inverno. A temporada da aurora boreal na Islândia se estende desde o final do verão, de setembro até o inverno e até abril. A melhor época para ver a aurora boreal é no meio do inverno, quando o tempo está mais frio e quando está mais escuro. Noites frias com céu limpo o suficiente para ver as estrelas é um indicador importante para uma das exibições mais espetaculares da natureza; as luzes do norte.
Navegue para longe da costa de Reykjavik e veja a aurora boreal no oceano Atlântico Norte. A vista da aurora boreal contra as belas montanhas e luzes da cidade lhe dará uma lembrança da Islândia que você nunca esquecerá. Sem distrações, sem as luzes da cidade, apenas as águas calmas do oceano e o céu para avistar as indescritíveis luzes do norte.
Com o comentário de um guia especializado, você aprenderá sobre a ciência e o folclore do mágico show de luzes. A viagem será mais agradável com bebidas quentes e macacões quentes de cortesia, para mantê-lo confortável enquanto contempla o céu noturno.
Seus guias turísticos estão empenhados em oferecer a melhor experiência possível, portanto, a viagem está sujeita às condições climáticas adequadas. Quando estiver ventando muito no mar, o passeio será realizado em ônibus particulares. Seu ingresso permanecerá válido para sair no passeio de barco no próximo dia adequado.
Informação importante
- Por favor, se você escolheu o pick-up, esteja pronto 1 hora antes do horário de início
- Recomenda-se chegar 30 minutos antes da partida no ponto de partida
- Sujeito às condições meteorológicas corretas, os avistamentos não podem ser garantidos
- Se você não vir nenhuma aurora boreal no passeio, receberá outro passeio gratuitamente
- Sua reserva será confirmada em até 12 horas
O que está incluído
Passeio de barco guiado
macacão quentinho
Internet sem fio a bordo
Café e loja de souvenirs
WC a bordo
O que não está incluído
Lanches e bebidas
Escolher
Política de cancelamento
Receba um reembolso de 100% se você cancelar até 24 horas antes do início da atividade.
Taxa de reserva
Boas notícias! Nenhuma taxa extra será aplicada a esta reserva.
Pontos de partida
Para ver quais pontos de partida estão disponíveis, verifique a seção sobre disponibilidade e preços.
Organizado por
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