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Northern Lights Diary
- NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 1/9, E 4 m/s and -9°C. Moon is currently New moon and 0% illuminated. Clear sky is forecasted in the area.
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Northern Lights Cruise & FlyOver Iceland
Enjoy a 2 hr. Northern Lights Cruise from Reykjavík and a FlyOver Iceland experience in one package!
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Northern Lights Diary
- NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 3/9, S-E 2 m/s and 4°C. Moon is currently waning crescent and 1% illuminated. Partial cloud coverage is forecasted in the area.
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Northern Lights Diary
- NORTHERN LIGHTS CRUISE | 21:00
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 3/9, A 2 m/s and 3°C. Moon is currently waning crescent and 25% illuminated. Some high level cloud coverage is forecasted in the area.
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GIFT CARD - Imagine Peace Tower
This gift card is valid on an Imagine Peace Tower tour from Reykjavík's charming Old Harbour. Take a stroll through historic Viðey island with your small group and enjoy the peace and serenity of bygone centuries.
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GIFT CARD - Premium Whale Watching
This gift card is valid on all departures on the Premium Whale Watching tour from Reykjavík. Be one of only 12 passengers as we sail into Iceland's biggest bay on a RIB boat.
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How likely is it to see a whale or dolphin?
Besides the fun of an Icelandic adventure out on the water, most people who come on a whale-watching tour have one obvious goal in mind: seeing a whale or a dolphin. Even our crew get excited about visiting the whales and dolphins in their natural habitat, trying to catch a glimpse of their unfamiliar world, and understanding their interactions with each other (and, if we are very lucky, even with us!) so we always hope to have special sightings.
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Iceland’s Fishing Heritage
Fishing has been at the heart of Iceland’s culture and economy for over a thousand years. From the first settlers casting lines from open boats to today’s high tech, sustainably managed fisheries, the sea has always provided for the people of Iceland. But it’s not just about food - it’s about survival, identity, and the traditions that shaped the country into what it is today.
