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Report from Hafsulan: After a beautiful morning tour with many sightings, we were looking very forward to today's afternoon tour. Even though it started raining here and then, the sea was still calm and the wind not very strong. This time, it took us a bit longer until we sp
Report from Hafsúlan: The wind had picked up a little bit but is was still very nice to be out on the water. This time we tried our luck at Akurey (puffin colonie of about 19,000 breeding pairs). It looked to be bare of puffins but many other birds were present. We headed of
Report from Hafsulan: In the afternoon, the wind had strengthened a bit, but the weather was still good. Since we had seen many Minke Whales and porpoises in the morning, we decided to directly go back to the area where this morning´s feeding frenzy had taken place. However,
In the afternoon, the wind had strengthened slightly, but the sea was still relatively calm. We directly headed out towards the area where we had seen some Minke Whales and White-beaked Dolphins in the morning. On our way, we spotted several smaller groups of Harbour Porpois
Report from Hafsúlan : We sailed out from the harbour in Hafnarfjörður because the weather was supposed to be better there this afternoon. The sky was kind of grey and when we had been sailing for a few minutes the wind had gotten stronger and there were bigger waves than th
Report from Hafsúlan. We sailed out from Reykjavík and the weather had gotten better even though it was still cold. We had been sailing for just over an hour when we encountered a pod of 6-8 harbour porpoises. We watched them briefly before heading further out, hoping t
Report from Hafsúlan: The wind had gotten a little bit stronger this afternoon but it wasn't as cold as this morning. We sailed for about one and a half hour in again, beautiful weather but with some wind, before we saw pods of...
Report from Hafsulan: In the afternoon, the sun was still shining and the winds had calmed down a bit, allowing us to sail under relatively calm conditions. Since we had spotted a couple of Minke Whales in the morning, we decided to first sail to the area where we had seen t
Report from Hafsulan: We sailed out from Keflavik this afternoon so that the sailing would more comfortable for our passengers, heading with the swell and wind ending the tour in Reykjavik. We saw many birds on the way but unfortunately no cetaceans (whales, dolphins and por
Report from Elding: In the afternoon, the weather was still very nice with blue sky, a gentle breeze and sunshine. So we sailed out of Reykjavik harbour on a calm sea and very good visibility. It took us only 20 minutes until we spotted a Minke Whale about 300 meters away fr
Report from Elding: As the wind got a bit stronger in the afternoon, we sailed again in the shelter of the land and decided to try our luck in Hvalfjörður (Whale Fjord), where Minke Whales and White-beaked Dolphins had been seen before. Unfortunately, we did not see any whal
Report from Hafsúlan: We sailed out once again from Reykjavík Harbour with incredible cloud formations and better sea conditions too, even though it was still bumpy on the way out. We got to the area we saw the blows from the mornings tour and waited and waited. Eventually w
Report from Hafsúlan: In the afternoon, we sailed again from Reykjavik harbour. The sea had turned even calmer than in the morning and we were looking forward to the tour, since visual conditions were very good. Like in the morning, it did not take us very long until we met
Report from Hafsúlan: In the afternoon, we started from Hafnafjörður, where we had ended our morning tour. We were very surprised and happy how fast the weather had changed from wind and snow to relatively calm sea and sunshine and we were very optimistic to have more luck t
Report from Hafsúlan: As we sailed out of Reykjavík Harbour we couldn´t believe how much the wind had calmed down. On the way offshore we got to see a couple of pods of Harbour Porpoises (2-3 individuals in each) and Seabirds. We saw one Minke Whale on the Way out but it was
