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From Tönning: Boat trip to see the seals

From Tönning: Boat trip to see the seals

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From Tönning: Boat trip to see the seals

Marvel at marine animals of the North Sea up close

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From Tönning: Seal Watching Boat Tour

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ADULT SGD 36.18
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What to expect

Experience the North Sea up close. The Eider tours to see the seals, including marine animal catching, with the "Adler II" start from Tönning/Eiderkaje.

Activity information

Expert explanations about the Wadden Sea World Heritage and National Park including its wildlife.
Boat Ride with MS Adler II from Tönning
Free parking spaces at the pier.
Not included: Food and beverages (but both can be purchased on board)

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Terms & conditions

Boarding & disembarking the ship: The gangway of this ship is too narrow for a wheelchair - wheelchair and guest must be brought onto the ship separately. Depending on the water level, it may be that boarding and disembarking takes place on different decks and therefore a staircase to the other deck must be negotiated.
Moving around the ship: A small threshold must be overcome to get into the interior. Stairs must be negotiated between the different decks.
Toilets: not barrier-free