Big Whales and Puffins RIB boat tour
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Description
Big Whales and Puffins RIB boat tour is made for travellers who want Iceland's wildlife to feel close, real and memorable. The tour focuses on a faster RIB boat whale watching experience, combining close-to-the-water speed, open-air excitement and strong chances to spot marine wildlife with expert local crew and practical onboard guidance.
Whale sightings are natural and can never be guaranteed, but Iceland's coastal waters are among the best places in Europe to look for minke whales, humpback whales, dolphins, porpoises and seabirds. A guided boat tour gives you the right route, safety setup and local knowledge to make the most of the conditions on the day.
Choose this tour if you want a classic Iceland sea adventure, strong photo opportunities and a wildlife-focused experience that works well for couples, families and curious first-time visitors.
What is included
- Guided whale watching tour
- Professional local crew
- Online booking and instant confirmation
- Safety gear and onboard briefing
- Pick-up or meeting details according to the operator's rules
What do I need to bring
- Warm layered clothing
- Waterproof outer layer
- Hat and gloves
- Camera or phone
- Comfortable shoes with good grip
Good to know
- Whale sightings are natural and cannot be guaranteed.
- Sea conditions, wind and visibility can affect the route, comfort and availability.
- Dress warmly even in summer, because it is usually colder on the water.
- If you are prone to seasickness, consider taking precautions before departure.
- RIB tours can feel faster and more exposed than larger classic whale watching boats.
Meeting point: On location
Check your voucher for the exact harbour, pickup location and departure time.
Highlights
- Guided whale watching in Iceland
- Fast RIB boat adventure
- Chance to see whales, dolphins and seabirds
- Coastal scenery and sea views
- Professional local crew
Big Whales and Puffins RIB boat tour - Frequently Asked Questions
A RIB tour is faster, lower on the water and more exposed to the elements, which can make the wildlife search feel more adventurous than a larger classic boat.