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We got a light rain during the tour, but nothing to worry about. About half an hour in, we spotted a small harbour porpoise, that vanished as fast as it appeared! After exploring many areas, we weren't successful in seeing anything else around, so we decided to give out complimentary tickets so the passengers have another chance of coming back!

We decided to start around the Viðey area because of the amount of birds present. There, we spotted a feeding harbour porpoise and not far away we saw 4 grey seals together. Continuing our trip, we got amazed by the beautiful sunlight coming in between the clouds, but unfortunately no other wildlife, so we decided to give out complimentary tickets!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 22:00

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

Very clear sky with no clouds tonight, and while our hopes were high, unfortunately it didn't happen tonight. We could see a bit of the milky way just above our heads, but no auroras, so we gave complimentary tickets to our passengers!

Today the sun was shining and there was not a cloud in sight! We very quickly saw a harbour porpoise that came close to the boat for a few surfaces. Soon after we found a humpback whale and saw it surface a few times, but it was difficult to keep track of as it was doing very long dives. In the end we decided to offer complimentary tickets to all our passengers.

We sailed out on this very calm sea until we spotted a pod of 8-9 white-beaked dolphins. This pod was on the hunt and even had a calf that was probably learning a lot. We continued and soon saw the blow of a humpback whale. The whale was diving and moving a lot but we could still see it's fluke a few time which allowed us to identify it as Canvas!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

Tonight we had a calm sea, no moon light nor clouds in the sky, which gave the best stargazing conditions. At the start of the tour the northern lights showed up very faint but faded away quickly. We therefore offered complimentary tickets to all!

This sunny and afternoon we sailed out and soon spotted a big blow, and went to investigate - it was a humpback whale! This whale was extremely active, showing us its pectoral fins as well as tail slapping and making lots of splashes! After a while we saw another blow from another humpback whale that surprised us by coming close to our boat.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

With the clearest skies and many shining stars, we set sail and there were already northern lights in the sky! A large green arch right from the very beginning and we could even see a strong red color with it as well. A brilliant tour!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

We gazed upon the stars and kept our eyes peeled for anything above our heads. Soon the northern lights started to fade in and we were able to see them very clearly! They were amazingly green, and they kept glowing this radioactive colour in the starry night.

We spotted small splashes on the water, giving out the location of 2 harbour porpoises passing by. As we continued our journey, we saw many big blows and we quickly saw that we had at 5-6 humpback whales in the same area. They were all busy feeding, taking short deep dives, coming to the surface quickly to lunge feed and take a breath!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

We had perfect conditions to spot aurora in the sky and we already saw the northern lights as we were going over the safety speech! There they were as green as they can be, in a beautiful arch piercing the clear skies for the whole tour duration!

We first checked around Viðey to see if Flak was there, but we could not find it, but in stead we saw a grey seal! We then sailed further North into the bay to explore an area where another boat had spotted some blows in the distance and that's where we found them - in all, there were about 4 different humpback whales and we got a good look at two of them! 

As we sailed out we could admire all the snow covered mountains surrounding the bay. We saw seabirds including some very cute guillemots and razorbills. A gannet also passed close above our heads at one stage which was nice. We continued our search, but no cetaceans appeared so we gave out complimentary tickets so everyone can come back again.