Kajaktur - Naturupplevelser på nordvästra
Island, 6 dagar (5120)
Finns det något bättre än att få paddla bland vackra öar och
fjordar med ett rikt djur och fågelliv? Isafjardardjup och
Jokulfirdir (glaciärfjorden), fjordarna på Islands
nordvästra hörn, är ett perfekt ställe för paddlare av olika
nivåer som vill paddla i vildmarken men ändå inte vara långt
från civilisationen. Vi kommer att slå läger på vackra
platser och övernatta i bekväma tält.
Många fågelarter tillbringar sommaren i området och det
finns en stor chans att komma nära sälar och kanske få syn
på tumlare eller val.
Denna resa är avsedd för personer med
kajakpaddlingserfarenhet och du behöver i allmänhet god
fysisk kondition för att kunna njuta av resan i sin helhet.
Nätterna kommer att spenderas i bra och bekväma tält.

Resan genomföres med engelsktalande guider
och nedan följer resans program på engelska. Flexibilitet är
ett krav på denna resa.
Resedatum
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2018:
10 - 15 juni
24 - 29 juni
8 - 13 juli
15 -20 juli
22 - 27 juli
5 - 10 augusti
19 - 24 augusti
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Pris
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Per person:
22 400
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• Engelskspråkig guide
• All mat på turen
• Tält och campingutrustning
• Transfer från/till flygplatsen i Isafjördur.
• Bil- och båttransport första och sista dagen av turen.
• Kayakutrustning (kajak, paddel, paddeljacka och byxa
(torrdräktstyp), flytväst. vattentät säck).
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Priset inkluderar
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• Flyg till och från
Isafjordur
• Mat första dagen innan turens avgång
• Utrustning som finns med i
personliga packlistan.
• Komplett reseförsäkring (Krav!).
Läs mer här.
(Kan dock köpas direkt här
på webben)
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Svårighetsgrad: Krävande
Program
Day
1
Departure at 16:00 from Ísafjörður harbour where we
take a speedboat to Hesteyri in Hornstrandir. There we´ll
bring our personal equipment to the Old Doctor's House where
we will sleep the first night. We´ll go on an exploratory
paddle into the fjord to enjoy the nature to the fullest.
Birds, seals and rich history is around every corner. First
destination is the old ruins of a whaling station in
Hesteyrarfjörður, a short distance from Hesteyri and
continue into the fjord and get to know our boats. Nice
dinner in the Doctor's House.
Day 2
After a hearty breakfast, we pack our boats and
start the voyage of the day to Kvíar Farmhouse in Kvíadalur
Valley. The route will take us along spectacular coastline
and across the fjords of Hesteyrarfjörður and
Veiðileysufjörður. There is a good chance to see both whales
and white tailed eagles in the cliffs along the coast. We
make landing on the beach beneath the farmhouse in Kvíar and
make ourself at home. The farmhouse is the only house in the
valley and was built in 1921 and lived in until the family
moved away in 1948 seeking easier life in Ísafjörður. We´ll
have a nice dinner and head for the warm and cozy sauna
that's situated next to the house.
Distance: 15 km
Day 3
We leave most of the gear in the farmhouse and go
for a beautiful paddle into Lónafjörður
Fjord, which by many people is the most
beautiful fjord in Iceland. Totally
unspoiled with no sign of human presence.
The fjord is a haven for birds and a
huge seal colony can be found in the
small bay of Sópandi. We'll follow the
whole coastline and enjoy a long day
paddling. Back to the farmhouse for
sauna to sooth sore muscles and tasteful
dinner.
Distance: 18-20 km
Day 4
We pack our boats in the morning and leave Kvíar.
Our first task is to paddle across the bay to the South side
near Höfði to get a good look at Leirufjörður Fjord with
Drangjökull Glacier in the distance. Leirufjörður (e. Silt
Fjord). The name of the fjord explains itself when we see
the clay and silt coming from the glacier river of
Drangajökull Glacier. We then head along the shoreline
towards Grunnavík Bay. En-route is a nice rock arch that we
can pass under on high tide. There is also a good chance to
spot porpoises close to the coast, especially if the sea is
calm. In Grunnavík there are a few summerhouses and a nice
church that we can take a look at. Camp on the beach.
Distance: 20 km
Day 5
Today we head out of the Jökulfirðir fjord system
and into the big bay of Ísafjarðardjúp. We pass many
beautiful waterfalls on the way that people rarely
experience since they are so unaccessible by foot. We
continue along the coast of Snæfjallaströnd and camp either
in the beautiful cove in Ytraskarð (20 km) or by the
breathtaking Möngufoss waterfall (24 km), all depending on
conditions. Campfire on the beach to watch the beautiful
sunset.
Day 6
Our first stop on the last full day of kayaking is the
island of Æðey. The island is inhabited by one family during
the summer months and is a nice place to stop, relax and
enjoy life on the island while ashore. The waters around the
island is covered with puffins and other sea birds.
Literally! After visiting the island, we do a long crossing
(9 km) to the island of Vigur. The birdlife on the island is
quite amazing and the farmers have raised special rock walls
for the eider ducks to nest. Puffins are found all over the
island. The beautiful and colorful houses are very
picturesque and the small coffee house is a great place to
stop by and relax. After about two hours on the island, we
get going again for the last leg of the trip. Depending on
weather, we'll paddle about 6 km to Hvitanes or to the
village of Súðavík if conditions are good, where a car will
pick us up. Drive back to Ísafjörður. We'll arrive in
Ísafjörður in time for the afternoon flight for those flying
back to Reykjavík. We urge you to stay at least one night in
Ísafjörður and get to know this old and beautiful town.
There are many interesting sites and nice walks in the
mountains around the fjord that are definitely worth it.
Distance: 20-22 km.
This description gives only a brief overview and might be
changed by the guide, depending on weather and other
conditions.
Praktiska tips och fakta
Vi kräver en komplett reseförsäkring för att få följa med på den
här resan. Läs mer här!
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