Wild Camp Discovery

This three-day sea kayaking adventure offers a truly unique way to explore Ísafjarðardjúp bay. Paddlers will experience the bay in all its glory while searching for marine mammals and a variety of sea birds. Each day brings new opportunities to enjoy Iceland’s pristine wilderness, from colourful flora to dramatic sunsets and rich local history. Evenings are spent on remote beaches or peninsulas surrounded by breathtaking wildlife, creating a sense of being fully immersed in nature. Ísafjarðardjúp bay is home to millions of seabirds, including puffins, eider ducks, guillemots, and oystercatchers, which flock to the shores during breeding season. Birds of prey such as eagles and falcons are also common, often hunting along the coastline. Whales, dolphins, and seals can frequently be seen, and the calm serenity of the kayak allows guests to glide quietly alongside these incredible animals.

The trip is designed to be accessible for beginner kayakers while still providing a sense of adventure and challenge. Guides accompany every group, sharing fascinating facts about the wildlife, stories of local folklore, and insights into life in this remote region of Iceland. Participants in good physical shape will find the adventure both rewarding and enjoyable. The kayak allows for close interaction with the environment, creating memorable moments that are impossible to experience from shore. Whether observing the playful movements of dolphins, the curious glances of seals, or the thousands of birds nesting along the cliffs, every moment highlights the unique beauty of Ísafjarðardjúp bay. This trip is ideal for anyone seeking a mix of adventure, nature, and wildlife in one of Iceland’s most remarkable and untouched areas.