Meeting time for trips is 30 minutes before departure. You will be welcomed, briefed and suited up before we head out.

You will be dressed with floatation suits that will keep you warm. We will provide goggles, life jackets, gloves and boots. We recommend dressing according to temperature.

The colder, the more wool we recommend underneath to keep you comfortable during the trip

Our boats are custom made for rough seas and arctic conditions. The captains have extensive experience regarding safe navigation and your safety is always our top priority. Sitting close to the water line, constant fresh air flow and in an open environment makes the risk of getting sea sick very low.

We guarantee with 99,9% that you will get to meet the locals and admire them closely. The feedback from our guests is that they didn’t realize how close you actually get to them

We strongly recommend bringing your camera, but this is always at your own risk. If you only have a mobile phone this is also more than enough to get good pictures.

Our trips are maximum 2h long, with stops along the way. we always keep weather and temperature in mind as your comfort and safety is on top of our list.

We reserve the right to shorten down trips due to weather, temperature or other situations that is out of our control. Your safety and comfort is our number one priority.

You can bring your children, but during winter time we do not recommend this due to low temperature and the risk of hypothermia.

winter: minimum age for children 12 years old
summer: minimum 6 years old

All participants must have a personal travel insurance prior attending on our trips.

We do not recommend guests with known back issues, recent surgery or other health related issues that can potentially put you in danger to join our trips. Guests are obligated to inform the captains upon departure anything that is out of interest for the safety of passengers, the boat and the crew.