Tales from the Sea

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

We headed out to sea on our final northern lights cruise of the year, full of hope for the night ahead! We were excited to witness a proposal onboard soon into the tour, many congratulations to the happy couple! It was a lovely calm evening at sea, and we started to see some stars, but unfortunately we had no aurora borealis this time, so we gave our guests complimentary tickets to try another time.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

We sailed out with mostly clear skies, hopeful and excited. The sun set in the distance, and the skies cleared more and more. We waited, warming up with blankets but unfortunately, we were unlucky this time so handed out complimentary tickets to our guests to try again another evening!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

Tonight we had partially cloudy skies, with fantastic ocean conditions, and we headed out to sea. More and more gaps in the clouds started to appear, and stars shone through them. We waited patiently, warming up with some hot chocolate, but unfortunately we were not lucky this time and gave our passengers complimentary tickets to try again another evening.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

We left the harbour with a few clouds in the sky but plenty of gaps, hopeful for the evening. The late sun set and we started our hunt, with the first northern lights already visible through the clouds! After a few minutes, they left again but on our way back to the harbour, a long green arch appeared and we had another good look at them. A great evening at sea!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

Due to fully clouded skies forecasted, we have decided to cancel our Northern Lights cruise tonight. For more info, contact us via email at elding@elding.is, or by phone at +354 519 5000

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

We headed out on a lovely evening and already spotted the northern lights visible above us! A great start to the tour. They became more intense and swirled and veiled with 2 arches above us. A brilliant and beautiful evening at sea.