Excursão de super jipe Northern Lights Explorer
Todo mundo está migrando para a Islândia durante o inverno em busca da infame Aurora Boreal. A Aurora Boreal é uma visão fascinante que você certamente lembrará para sempre.
Em primeiro lugar, o seu guia especializado da Northern Lights irá buscá-lo em um ponto de embarque no centro de Reykjavik em um super jipe 4x4 personalizado. Na busca pela aurora boreal, você viajará por belas partes da Islândia à noite com um guia muito informativo. Viajar num super jipe é uma grande oportunidade porque permite chegar a locais inacessíveis a grupos turísticos maiores, permitindo-lhe desfrutar da aurora boreal sem grandes multidões.
Seu guia terá um telescópio astronômico durante o passeio para que você também possa apreciar mais de perto as maravilhas do céu noturno. Desfrute de uma xícara de chocolate quente e aventure-se a adicionar um pouco de Brennivín islandês à sua, se tiver coragem!
Nossos guias tiram fotos sempre que a aurora boreal é avistada, para que você possa tirar uma foto com a Aurora.
Dificuldade da viagem: 1 em 5 possíveis. Avaliado: Passeio familiar para todos.
Informações principais
Informações adicionais
Faça isso porque
- Faça uma expedição emocionante para avistar as famosas Luzes do Norte
- Procure a aurora boreal no conforto de um super jipe
- Desfrute de um ambiente de pequeno grupo para este passeio
Informação importante
- Os participantes devem ter pelo menos 6 anos de idade
- Por favor, traga : roupas quentes para atividades ao ar livre, jaqueta e calças impermeáveis, touca e luvas. Bons sapatos quentes e meias de lã. Os passeios pela Aurora Boreal exigem que você observe o céu, e isso significa que você estará ao ar livre à noite na Islândia no inverno. Vista-se bem, não há roupas demais para este passeio.
- Observação : como o sucesso do passeio Northern Lights Explorer depende muito das condições climáticas, reservamo-nos o direito de cancelar as partidas até as 18h15 do dia do passeio. Se o passeio prosseguir e nenhuma aurora boreal for vista, oferecemos aos clientes a oportunidade de participar de outra partida noturna (em microônibus) gratuitamente, mediante disponibilidade. Observe que você precisa entrar em contato conosco para remarcar.
- Todas as viagens de aventura são realizadas sob a responsabilidade dos seus participantes. A Arctic Adventures não assume qualquer responsabilidade por acidentes causados por seus clientes ou que possam ser atribuídos às suas próprias ações. Os participantes devem assinar um termo de responsabilidade antes de realizar todas as viagens, declarando que estão cientes de que todas as atividades ao ar livre apresentam um risco inerente
Política de cancelamento
Esta experiência não é reembolsável, mesmo se cancelada com antecedência.
O que está incluído
- Transporte de ida e volta a partir de pontos de coleta selecionados em Reykjavik
- Perseguição de super jipe guiada por motorista para a aurora boreal
Taxa de reserva
Boas notícias! Nenhuma taxa extra será aplicada a esta reserva.
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