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• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

Just five minutes in, we saw our first glimpse of the northern lights and the excitement on board was unreal. They kept getting stronger, and before we knew it, the whole sky was glowing. We ended the night with a whole boat full of happy people!

This morning, we were very lucky to have nice calm seas and a beautiful sunrise. We were enjoying amazing views of the newly erupting volcano when a humpback whale breached right in front of us! When it resurfaced, it did so with a friend! In the afternoon the pair were seen lunge feeding and we had an incredible sunset on our way back home!

On the morning tour we sailed out to Hafnarfjörður where we found the 2 humpback whales from yesterday, and on our way home we saw 6 fast travelling harbour porpoises! The afternoon tour had a fantastic view of the eruption and again found the 2 feeding humpback whales near Hafnarfjörður, showing us many fluke dives and pec slaps!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

The conditions were perfect and within five minutes, we could already see the northern lights that gradually became stronger! To make the night even better, we spotted Mars and Jupiter shining brightly in the sky.

We spotted 4 adorable seals this cold morning and were treated to a beautiful sight of the latest volcano but unfortunately we saw no cetaceans.. so we issued complimentary tickets to all on board. In the afternoon, our luck turned as we spotted 7 swift harbour porpoises before finding 2 lunge-feeding humpback whales near Hafnarfjörður!

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

Shortly after leaving the harbour, a strong band of northern lights appeared and was visible and pretty much all night. We saw some green and pink hues and even a red cloud from the latest volcanic eruption on the horizon! What a magical evening.

The morning was chilly, but after about 40 minutes, we spotted a humpback whale! As we waited for it to resurface, we also saw a minke whale nearby. The afternoon started off chilly with some snow falling, and after a while we found a humpback whale and a pod of 4-5 harbour porpoises that popped up briefly, swimming alongside us.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

We sailed out full of hope and had our first stop at the Imagine Peace Tower. As we continued into the bay we were able to see Mars and Jupiter clearly, but unfortunately no auroras appeared, so we issued complimentary tickets to all.

In the morning, we enjoyed a stunning sunrise as we spotted a calm and graceful humpback whale just off Viðey island. In the afternoon, under bright sunshine, we encountered a shy juvenile humpback whale teasing us with brief surfaces. But just as we were heading back, it stole the show with an incredible breach right in front of the boat.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

As the auroras were elusive tonight, we offered everyone complimentary tickets.. but then, an arch of northern lights appeared on the horizon! Though the sighting was brief, it was a magical end to our night in Faxaflói bay.

Today's tours featured incredible encounters with a humpback whale near Viðey island! In the morning, we watched this whale breach and perform fluke dives, surrounded by over 100 seabirds and 3 surfacing harbour porpoises. The afternoon brought a curious harbour seal and the same humpback as before, this time resting and feeding.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

After around 30 min. we were able to see some northern lights through the clouds, but they were faint. As they never got stronger, we ended up giving out complimentary tickets so our passengers could try again another time.

After a full week of cancelled tours, we were finally able to sail out into the bay! In the morning, we spotted a humpback whale, then a surprise minke whale surfaced nearby, followed by a curious harbour seal. In the afternoon, both the minke whale and the humpback reappeared, providing fantastic sightings close to the harbour.

• NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00

We sailed out into the dark bay, with the moon reflecting on the sea, creating a magical atmosphere. Although the forecast looked good, we sadly were not lucky to see the auroras tonight, so we issued complimentary tickets to all.