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June 2012:

Day 1: Drive from the city to a site where numerous ducks nest. Stop for about an hour to explore the different species. On we drive to the Snaefell peninsula, the ‘hand’ of the country where we will find different types of birds in their natural surrounding. Your guide has explored the area and knows where the best places to see birds can be found. In the afternoon we will take a ferry over to the island of Flatey, accommodation for 2 nights in this paradise of birds.

Day 2: A sail in between the numerous islands. The boat sails close to some of the cliffs so that you can view the birds from a short distance. The birds are used to the boats and people so they do not blink an eye when approached. An eagle can be seen in one of the islands.

Day 3: Today we sail back to the mainland in the afternoon, drive to Holar, which used to be a bishopric, a boarding school in the winter, hotel in the summer. Relaxing environment and the birds sing you a lullaby.

Day 4: We will head further east on the north part of Iceland over to Myvatn. Myvatn is known for its vivid birdlife and extraordinary nature.

Day 5: Myvatn – so much to see and so many places to visit and see the different types of birds.

Day 6: Drive back to Reykjavik

Price 200.000 per person; 1250 €

 

 

June: 10-17, 2011:

June 10: Pick-up at Keflavik airport. If flight is early in the morning: Drive over to the Blue Lagoon for breakfast and relax in the Blue Lagoon. At 10 o’clock drive to Reykjavik, book into hotel. Stroll to the city centre to the Pond with your guide. On the Pond a variety of ducks can be seen as well as a number of other species. Free time in the city till afternoon when the bus and your guide will pick you up for an afternoon drive to some interesting bird-sites near the city.

June 11: Drive from the city to a site where numerous ducks nest. Stop for about an hour to explore the different species. On we drive to the Snaefell peninsula, the ‘hand’ of the country where we will find different types of birds in their natural surrounding. Your guide has explored the area and knows where the best places to see birds can be found. In the afternoon we will take a ferry over to the island of Flatey, accommodation for 2 nights in this paradise of birds.

June 12: A sail in between the numerous islands. The boat sails close to some of the cliffs so that you can view the birds from a short distance. The birds are used to the boats and people so they do not blink an eye when approached. An eagle can be seen in one of the islands.

June 13: Today we sail back to the mainland in the afternoon, drive to Holar, which used to be a bishopric, a boarding school in the winter, hotel in the summer. Relaxing environment and the birds sing you a lullaby.

June 14: We will head further east on the north part of Iceland over to Myvatn. Myvatn is known for its vivid birdlife and extraordinary nature.

June 15: Myvatn – so much to see and so many places to visit and see the different types of birds.

June 16: Drive back to Reykjavik.

June 17: In the morning pick-up and drive to the Reykjanes peninsula where we will find seacliffs to explore birds before heading to the international airport for your flight back home.

Price per person in a double room: Isk 190.000 - included accommodation, transfers in Iceland, breakfast, swim in lagoons. Not included: lunch, dinner, flight to/from Iceland

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