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Boat tour from Siglufjörður - nature interpretation, storytelling and fishing

3 hours North IcelandSóti SummitsFree cancellation on most tours

Find your sea legs with us on a day tour from Siglufjörður, for an immersive journey through the history, culture and seafaring heritage of Iceland’s Arctic coastline. We sail from Siglufjörður harbour towards the old settlement at Siglunes, the peninsula that guards Siglufjörður from the unrelenting waves of the Arctic Ocean. We traverse the fjord, taking in dramatic landscapes and birdlife During the tour, you’ll discover the fascinating stories that have shaped the fjord and the people who challenged the elements for survival. Our vessel, Örkin, is a former fishing boat, offering an authentic taste of local life in a North Icelandic fishing community. No boat tour is complete without fishing — and there will be plenty of opportunities to catch your dinner as we try our hand at sea angling along the way.

Boat tour from Siglufjörður - nature interpretation, storytelling and fishing is a 3 hours experience run by Sóti Summits in North Iceland, from 13.900 ISK per person. Find your sea legs with us on a day tour from Siglufjörður, for an immersive journey through the history, culture and seafaring heritage of Iceland’s Arctic coastline.

13.900 ISKfrom, per person
Duration
3 hours
Season
All year
Difficulty
Easy
Minimum age
6 years
Pickup
Not included
Region
North Iceland
Travel by
Boat
Operator
Sóti Summits

About this tour

Find your sea legs with us on a day tour from Siglufjörður, for an immersive journey through the history, culture and seafaring heritage of Iceland’s Arctic coastline.

We sail from Siglufjörður harbour towards the old settlement at Siglunes, the peninsula that guards Siglufjörður from the unrelenting waves of the Arctic Ocean. We traverse the fjord, taking in dramatic landscapes and birdlife

During the tour, you’ll discover the fascinating stories that have shaped the fjord and the people who challenged the elements for survival. Our vessel, Örkin, is a former fishing boat, offering an authentic taste of local life in a North Icelandic fishing community.

No boat tour is complete without fishing — and there will be plenty of opportunities to catch your dinner as we try our hand at sea angling along the way.

What’s included

  • Guided experience on a traditional oak boat
  • Fishing and fishing rods
  • Life vest
  • Coffee, cocoa, water

What to bring

  • Small bottle of water
  • Warm clothes!

Good to know

  • Dress warmly! It's much colder at sea than on land. Hat, gloves and warm layers required.

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Where it starts

Sóti Summits, Siglufjörður, Iceland

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How long is Boat tour from Siglufjörður - nature interpretation, storytelling and fishing?
The tour runs about 3 hours .
When does Boat tour from Siglufjörður - nature interpretation, storytelling and fishing operate?
It operates all year round, weather permitting.
How much does it cost?
Prices start from 13.900 ISK per person — the operator's price in the Tourdesk catalogue, updated weekly.
What is the cancellation policy?
For all bookings of day tours, a minimum of 24 hours' notice prior to your scheduled departure is required in order to receive a full refund. If a cancellation is made with less than 24 hours notice, no refund is given. For all bookings of multi-day and custom private tours, a minimum of 72 hours' notice prior to your scheduled departure is required in order to receive a full refund. If a cancellation is made with less than 72 hours' notice, no refund is given* *Note that in the event the client requests a refund for any reason, Tour Desk reserves the right to charge a 3% administration fee to cover costs incurred. Cancellation and refund requests need to be sent in writing to info@tourdesk.io
Is there a minimum age?
Yes — participants must be at least 6 years old.