Tonight, we sailed out under clear skies and calm waters. Soon, faint northern lights began to shimmer in the sky. As we drifted further from the the city, the auroras grew stronger, and formed beautiful arches dancing overhead.
We sailed out with perfectly clear skies and made a quick stop at the Imagine Peace Tower. After a long wait, the northern lights finally appeared, however, they were quick to disappear.. Therefore we issued complimentary tickets!
We already saw northern lights in the harbour! There was a big green band out on our port side, and it stayed with us during the duration of the tour. We also managed to see the Imagine Peace Tower shining brightly on Viðey island.
We had some wonderful northern lights this evening! The skies were completely clear and the Kp index was high. After a bit of sailing we saw the auroras light up the night sky behind mt. Esja and dancing above us.
We could already see faint green, red and purple northern lights as we sailed out of the harbour and they became much stronger during the tour. We got a good look at the Imagine Peace Tower where a happy couple got engaged!
As soon as we left the marina and the city lights behind us, the skies cleared up and we were already witnessing northern lights! They stayed up for most of the trip, at times faint but then coming back strong again, even displaying some pinkish hues!
Tonight we had an absolutely mesmerizing northern lights show. As soon as we left the harbor, we spotted the auroras glowing, and as the night went on, they grew brighter and more intense in vivid greens and red lights, dancing across the horizon.
An intense solar storm created a stunning display of the northern lights this evening! They appeared from the moment we left the harbour and an hour into our tour, bright green and purple auroras were dancing above our heads!
With our hearts full of hope and calm seas, we ventured into the darkness. A few minutes after departure we saw northern lights above us! An arch formed above us and going towards the horizon, which lasted the whole tour.
The forecast was looking really good and we were all excited to sail into the bay. Before long, we saw a glowing arch of northern lights in the sky! From there, they just kept getting better and danced around us, constantly shifting.
We started the tour full of hope and our passengers were excited and asking lots of questions. Soon enough, we started to see the northern lights, that stayed with us the whole tour, dancing and changing from faint to bright all night long!
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 2/9, S 2 m/s and 7°C. Moon is currently at Waning Crescent and 5% illuminated. Fully cloudy skies and rain are forecasted in the area.
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 2/9, S-E 4 m/s and 8°C. Moon is currently at Waning Crescent and 5% illuminated. Partly to fully cloudy skies are forecasted in the area.
The forecast was promising, but the weather Gods, were not quite on our site. While our cameras could spot some green streaks in the sky, our eyes did not. We therefore offered our patient guests complimentary tickets for another time.
Despite not find the Northern Lights this evening, the tour was a blast. We enjoyed the fair weather and views and played quizzes! At the end of the night we issued complimentary tickets so our passengers can return and try again!
We sailed into the bay in calm conditions and saw the beautiful beam of light from the Imagine Peace Tower on Viðey island. But despite our patience, there was no break in the cloud cover. Everybody was therefore offered complimentary tickets.
With a clear sky, flat sea and very little wind, we knew that we were in for a great tour. From the start, everywhere we turned, large green curtains of northern lights could be seen, even following us up until our way home.
