Family Tour In Árnafjørður
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Family Tour In Árnafjørður

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Seinast kannað: 23. sep

The traditional Faroese boat is designed for hands-on experiences and learning. This is especially exciting for children on board. You can sit at the stern by the rudder and steer the boat, or help control the outboard engine. At the same time, you get close to nature and can observe marine life and seabirds. If you reach out your hand, you can even touch the sea. From Árnafjørður marina, you sail south along the coastline. There are several good fishing areas nearby. You may fish close to Bergið, or sail across the fjord towards Lisshøvdi. Once you reach the fishing grounds, the engine is turned off and you cast your line. You may catch several species of fish, including Atlantic cod, haddock, whiting, redfish, ling, saithe, and plaice. Even if you have never tried fishing before, there is no need to worry. Sea angling is easy to learn and enjoyable for all ages. During the tour, you sail close to the shore. Here, you can see dramatic gorges and sea grottoes. Along the way, your guide may share local stories, adding an extra layer to the experience. Fishing together is a great way to spend time as a family. It creates lasting memories and offers a unique way to experience the Faroe Islands. Tour information Family tour: Private fishing trip for families with children (up to 5 persons) Available: June–August by schedule, otherwise by request Price: DKK 5085 per boat (includes skipper and fishing gear) Duration: 3.5–4 hours Activities: Boat tour, fishing, sightseeing Difficulty: Easy Languages: English, Scandinavian, Faroese Schedule and meeting point Departure: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 09:00 and 13:30 Meeting point: Árnafjørður marina https://goo.gl/maps/gWbrQAN5C2M2 Included Floating suit, boots, and lifejacket for each guest Safety equipment and lifeboat on board Skipper and fishing guide Light meal with water, coffee, and something sweet Fishing rods, jigs, tackle, and bait You can take your catch home Practical information What to bring: Warm clothing…