Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 21:00
Report from Eldey: This night started very good even before we left harbour. Lights were on the sky from 20:00 so we let our passengers enjoy them from the deck even before tour started. At the beginning of the cruis
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 2/9
Weather conditions: S 3m/s , 4°C
Cloud cover: Raining
Moon status: Waning Crescent Illumination: 9%
Tour Status: ON
Tour at 21:00
Report from Eldey: On amazing tours like these it is really easy to be the guide. The aurora showed up as we were sailing out of the harbour and was still there when we sailed back in. It was getti
Tour status: RUNNING
Report from Eldey: Although the weather was not as fierce as earlier today, the wind was still strong and the sea choppy. We dressed up and sailed into the cold and strong wind hoping the clouds would soon disappeared, and they did! During the tour
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather conditions: N 6m/s , 3°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon status: Waning Crescent, 38% illuminated
Tour Status: RUNNING
Report from Eldey: The night started with a nice surprise in the sky. A big light signal was covering the sky and it wasn't the Batman call, it was the Imagine Peace Tower (probably some testing before the big opening next week).
Tour Status: Cancelled
Aurora activity: 4/9
Weather conditions: W 10m/s , 8°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon status: Waning Gibbous, 60% illuminated
Tour statues: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 1/9
Weather condition: SE 3m/s, 4°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon Status: Waning Gibbous, 71% illumination. 
Tour status: RUNNING
Report from Eldey: It was still windy as we were leaving the sheltered harbour and had a few minutes of 'rock n roll', as our captain likes to say, until we reached the sheltered bay. But it did not takes us long until the northern light appeared a
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 2/9
Weather condition: SW 9m/s, 7°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon Status: Waning Gibbous, 88% illumination.
Tour status: RUNNING
Report from Eldey: The night looked promising as we were sailing in very calm seas and we could see the skyline of Reykjavik and a beautiful moon close to Esja mountain. Unfortunately, as the tour advanced more and more clouds st
Tour status: RUNNING
Aurora activity: 2/9
Weather condition: SW 3m/s, 6°C
Cloud cover: Partly clouded
Moon Status: Waning Gibbous, 98% illumination.
Tour at 22:00
Report from Eldey: after having to cancel the last two nights we were
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather condition: V 9m/s, 6°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon Status: FULL MOON, 100%% illumination.
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 4/9
Weather condition: SV 6m/s, 6°C
Cloud cover: Partly clouded
Moon Status: Waxing Gibbous, 100% illuminated.
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 22:00
Report from Eldey: Before our departure we rain that lasted only for few minutes, a good reminder about how the weather changes pretty fast in Iceland. But after that, we enjoyed a very nice sailing experience w
Tour status: RUNNING
Report from Hafsulan: What a blast we had during our northern light tour! The auroras were incredible and they started to show up even before we had left the harbor but once in the bay green and a bit of purple colors were dominating the whole sky
Tour Status: RUNNING
Tour at 22:00
Report from Eldey: The wind quiet down and the swell was low, making it a very pleasent ride. Shortly after we left the harbour the northern lights started to shine in a strong green. They hold on through the entire tour, but cl
Tour Status: OFF
Aurora activity: 1/9
Weather conditions: N 7m/s 4°C
Cloud cover: Clear skies
Moon status: Waxing Gibbous, 81% Illumination
Tour status: ON
Tour at 22:00
Report from Eldey: The weather was very challenging with lots of wind. When we left the harbour the boat was rocking a bit, but after 20 minutes of sailing we came to an area with little wind and
Tour at 22:00
Report from Elding II: The sea was very flat tonight and it was a calm night, not too windy and not a lot of clouds either. We already saw the first lights appearing, shortly after leaving the harbour. They were getting very strong, before they suddenly disapp
