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In summer, Rolf takes you on an incredible journey of discovery. Whether you come to observe large birds of prey or dive in the clear waters of the fjords, you're guaranteed unforgettable encounters! In summer, enjoy a trip along the coast by boat or paddle, discovering the most beautiful panoramas and small fishing villages scattered at the foot of the mountains. You can also discover the famous Trollfjord by boat. From June to mid-August, fans of the evening colors can watch the midnight sun from the water.
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Hiking, excursions under the midnight sun or northern lights... Details and prices on the website. E.g. snorkeling with orcas: NOK 3,300/4h.
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Kept warm in dry suit, hands got a bit cold towards the end, and ears got a bit cold towards the end.
Unfortunately we did not get in the water at all, on a snorkel trip.
We understand the weather was bad, but we hardly saw any whales, the guide was constantly in the way when we did see them to try and take pictures/videos.
They interrupted them logging. It appeared they did not even know what logging was.
After interrupting the logging/resting they thought they were going down to feed. But it's because they were interrupted.
The skipper did not get infront of the whales anywhere near enough for us to jump in with them.
Although we haven't snorkelled with them before we have used other tour companies for seeing the whales which we found were fantastic and more knowledgeable compared to this company.
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The captain steers the boat from the side into the orcas path. You jump in and the orcas then dive under and past the group of snorkelers. They don't pay any attention to the humans. But I really cannot tell if they are bothered by it. There were only 2 RIB boats with snorkelers and 2 more RIB boats with whale watchers, so that seemed reasonable. The blasting of music on the way in and out seemed unnecessary though.
Some tips: wear lots of layers under the dry suit. Heating pads in your shoes are also nice. Glide calmly in the water and orientate yourself a bit before you go in.