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• CLASSIC WHALE TOUR | 09:00, 11:00, 13:00 15:00, 20:30
• CLASSIC WHALE TOUR | 17:00
• PREMIUM WHALE TOUR | 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 20:00

Today's Whale Watching tours from Reykjavík are on schedule. Remember to dress according to weather and feel free to borrow our thermal overalls if needed!

Hæ hó júbbí jei - it's Iceland's National Day! Today we encountered speedy minke whales, and large numbers of humpback whales spread across the bay showing intense feeding activity, lunge feeding, bubble-net feeding, breaching and a wide range of social surface behaviours including tail slapping and peduncle throws. Seabirds were heavily present throughout the day as well!

You guessed it, another wonderful day on the water! We encountered minke whales travelling and surfacing briefly, white-beaked dolphins in active pods jumping, circling and feeding alongside other species, and multiple humpback whales showing intense feeding behaviour, social interactions and powerful surface activity including breaching, tail slapping and peduncle throws!

It was another great day at sea. We encountered minke whales surfacing briefly while travelling and feeding, white-beaked dolphins in lively pods jumping, bow riding and feeding around the vessel, and multiple humpback whales socialising in large groups, some were bubble net feeding and showing highly energetic surface behaviours including breaching and peduncle throwing.

It was a fabulous day with sunny skies, flat calm conditions and excellent visibility. We encountered minke whales surfacing briefly and travelling through the bay, white-beaked dolphins in small pods including a calf, bow riding and leaping, and multiple humpback whales showing highly energetic displays including repeated breaching, tail slapping and close approaches near the harbour.

It was a spectacular day at sea! We encountered minke whales, white-beaked dolphins jumping and bow riding, harbour porpoises feeding in small groups, and multiple humpback whales resting, feeding, fluke diving and delivering an exceptional display of breaching and pec slapping, including one highly active individual performing repeated close approaches and energetic surface behaviour.

It was a highly productive day at sea with calm to lightly breezy conditions and periods of rain. We encountered humpback whales showing extended surface sequences, fluke dives and close approaches, minke whales surfacing briefly while travelling and feeding, white-beaked dolphins bowriding, jumping and swimming alongside the vessel, and harbour porpoises passing quickly.

It was a beautiful day in Faxaflói bay. We encountered humpback whales (including the well-known individual Mr. Bubbles) breaching, tail slapping, peduncle throwing and feeding surfacing. We also saw white-beaked dolphins bow riding, jumping and interacting closely with the whales. Harbour porpoises passed briefly through the bay, and a wide range of seabirds were present.

It was a productive day at sea with calm to slightly choppier conditions and a mix of sunshine and light rain over the bay. We encountered multiple humpback whales showing relaxed surfacing, feeding behaviour, fluke dives and even breaching, alongside a rare and spectacular breaching minke whale. Overall sightings were spread across the bay, with repeated encounters.

We had mixed sunshine and light winds today in Reykjavík. We encountered harbour porpoises passing briefly through the bay, white-beaked dolphins playing around feeding whales and riding bow waves, and several humpback whales showing feeding behaviour, breaching, pec slaps, tail slaps and close approaches to the vessel. Atlantic puffins were also seen around the islands.

It was a rainy day at sea with occasional horizontal rain and generally low visibility, but rewarding sightings throughout. We encountered humpback whales travelling, feeding, resting at the surface (logging) and showing occasional fluke dives, fluke slaps and pectoral fin slapping. Despite the weather, encounters were varied and truly memorable.