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RedRib Helsinki Speedboat Tour
Hop in a speedy RIB boat and take a joyride along the rugged Helsinki coastline
Duration:
1h 30mins
Live guide:
English
Max group size:
21
Duration:
1h 30mins
Max group size:
21
Live guide:
English
Provider: RedRib Experience
Registered address: Meripellontie 11 C 12, 910, Helsinki, FI
Contact details
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Full-throttle cruise on a RedRib boat along the Helsinki coastline
View of Suomenlinna sea fortress from the water
Stop at the award-winning light-art installation, Silo 648
See icebreaker ships docked in Helsinki Harbour
Experience a Sompasauna (a pop-up sauna)
Inshore gear
Food & drinks
Meeting point
CAFÉ MARINA BAY, KANAVARANTA 4, 00160, Helsinki- Please show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point
Looking for something fun to do in Helsinki? Hop in a RIB boat and take a joyride along the coastline for a Nordic sightseeing experience you'll never forget.
Whirr across the chilly waves and see the magnificent Suomenlinna island fortress, the famous Finnish submarine Vesikko, the award-winning light art installation Silo 648, and massive ice-breaker ships.
The tour is Finnished off nicely with a visit to Sompasauna, a pop-up sauna. Be warned, there are likely to be naked people!
- Please show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point
Inshore gear:
- Floatation suit with 50N buoyancy; ISO 12402-5 approved; hood; water resistant
- Floatation vest with 50N buoyancy
- Speed goggles
- This is the perfect outfit for inshore or for a relaxed summer trip. When warm and sunny you may wear just your personal gear and the floatation vest
- Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
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