In a nutshell

Do you know how to get to the Arctic bird “sanctuary”? Easy: in a rubber dinghy to the island of Vågsøy. There, you will discover Refvik beach, considered the most beautiful in Norway, and the cliff of Einevarden, now a protected nature reserve where species such as puffins, guillemots and eider ducks live just a few wing beats away.

Main stops

Experience in a rubber dinghy around the island of Vågsøy: Refvik beach, Einevarden cliff

The programme

Slip your life jacket on and listen to the instructions of your guide: now you can experience an adventure right on the water, and come face to face with nature and the seabirds of the north.
The first sight you will glimpse is Refvik beach, one of the most beautiful stretches of white sand in Norway, framed by dark, brooding mountains - a 1.5 kilometer canvas of light and shadow.
Then, you will catch sight of the cliff of Einevarden, standing like a great sentry at 70 meters in height: one of the tallest in the whole south of the country!
But it is best known for something else: its walls are a colony for various seabird species such as white-tailed sea eagles and puffins, but with a bit of luck, you might also spot guillemots, eider ducks, tawny owls and many other rare specimens.
Try to make them out, and listen to their song without disturbing them: you are in a nature reserve that is unique in the world!

Good to know

Minimum age: 12 years
The land experience is not suitable if you have knee or back problems or are pregnant
This excursion does not feature a guide.