Whale diary

Today brought sightings of all four common species, with playful pods of white-beaked dolphins, shy groups of harbour porpoises, and several minke whales surfacing close by. Multiple humpback whales amazed us throughout the day, from peaceful resting and spy-hopping to dramatic breaches and even bubble-net feeding under the evening sun.

Throughout the day we encountered all four common species, with playful pods of white-beaked dolphins, shy groups of harbour porpoises, and numerous minke whales feeding close by. Several humpback whales put on spectacular shows with breaches, spy-hops, and bubble-net feeding, making for unforgettable tours from sunrise to sunset.

Throughout the day we encountered all four common species, with playful pods of white-beaked dolphins, shy groups of harbour porpoises, and numerous minke whales feeding close by. Several humpback whales put on spectacular shows with breaches, spy-hops, and bubble-net feeding, making for unforgettable tours from sunrise to sunset.

The afternoon tours took us towards Hvalfjörður, where sightings included elusive harbour porpoises, several minke whales, and up to four humpback whales, some engaged in bubble-net feeding. To finish, a playful pod of around 10 white-beaked dolphins joined alongside the boat, ending the day on a lively note.

This afternoon the bay was alive with activity as over 7 humpback whales were spotted, including several spectacular breaches, alongside 4+ feeding minke whales. Later in the day, more humpbacks were seen bubble-net feeding in groups while others foraged alone. An adventurous day full of lively cetaceans and surface action!

This morning brought sightings of minke whales, a playful pod of about 10 white-beaked dolphins, and one elusive humpback whale. The afternoon featured more minke whales and a distant dolphin group, while the evening added a shy harbour porpoise to the list. Despite some highlights, sightings were limited and complimentary tickets were issued.

Today's sightings were a bit up and down. In the morning we saw minke whales, a distant humpback whale and a couple of white-beaked dolphins. Later tours enjoyed a breaching and bubble-net feeding humpbacks as well as active minke whales, making for some memorable encounters. Two tours issued complimentary tickets due to challenging sightings.

On this sunny day in Faxaflói bay we encountered all four common cetacean species. At least 5 white-beaked dolphins, over 10 minke whales, and around 6 humpback whales treated us to spectacular sights, including bubble-net feeding, breaching, and close approaches. We also enjoyed fleeting views of harbour porpoises - an unforgettable day in Reykjavík.

Calm seas and sunshine revealed up to 15 minke whales surfacing all around, alongside as many as 5 humpback whales breaching, fluking, and bubble net feeding. Playful pods of up to 10 white-beaked dolphins joined the action, with seabirds diving over rich feeding grounds for a lively day in Faxaflói. Another magical day on the water.

A sunny day on the bay brought up to 6 humpback whales breaching, bubble net feeding, and fluke diving, alongside as many as 10+ minke whales surfacing throughout the tours. Playful pods of up to 16 white-beaked dolphins leapt and bow-rode beside us, while seabirds like northern gannets dove all around us. Truly a lively summer day at sea!

A sunny and calm day on the bay brought sightings of up to 10+ humpback whales bubble net feeding, breaching, and fluke diving, plus as many as 7+ minke whales surfacing near the boats. Pods of 10+ white-beaked dolphins leapt and bow-rode alongside us, adding to the spectacle. With seabirds diving all around, it was a truly lively day at sea!

A calm, sunny day in the bay brought sightings of up to 5+ humpback whales, 3+ minke whales and a playful pod of 30+ white-beaked dolphins. Northern gannets, Arctic terns and other seabirds were plentiful, diving among the feeding whales. Stunning close encounters, multiple breaches and curious dolphins made for a spectacular day at sea, as always.

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

All whale watching tours from Reykjavík have been cancelled due to unfavourable conditions in the bay!

Calm seas set the stage for a lively day with 15+ minke whales, over 10 humpback whales displaying breaches, lunge feeding, bubble-netting and peduncle throws, plus curious pods of white-beaked dolphins and a few quick harbour porpoise sightings. From morning sunshine to evening mist, the bay brimmed with cetaceans and seabirds from start to finish.

Today featured over 25+ minke whales, 10+ humpback whales doing bubble-net feeding, breaching and peduncle throws, plus a lone fin whale logging calmly. Several pods of white-beaked dolphins and a quick harbour porpoise sighting added to the mix. Rain or shine, the bay was alive with seabirds and non-stop cetacean activity from morning till night!

Over 10 minke whales and 6 active humpback whales were seen today, including bubble-net feeding, fluke dives, and multiple spectacular breaches! A playful pod of white-beaked dolphins also made an appearance, and one lucky group even spotted a fast harbour porpoise. Despite the rain, many seabirds added to the energy of a day full of action in the bay!

Today we enjoyed calm seas, sunshine, and spectacular sightings - over 10 humpback whales feeding, breaching and fluking, with rare encounters of 3 massive fin whales gliding through the bay. A mix of 10+ swift minke whales, playful white-beaked dolphins and even a few harbour porpoises made for a truly unforgettable day!

• CLASSIC WHALE TOUR | 09:00, 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, 17:00, 19:30
• PREMIUM WHALE TOUR |10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 20:00

• CLASSIC WHALE TOUR | 9:00, 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, 17:00, 19:30
• PREMIUM WHALE TOUR |10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 20:00

All whale watching tours from Reykjavík have been cancelled due to unfavourable conditions in the bay!

Today was packed with unforgettable action, from over 20 feeding humpback whales, breaching, rolling, and even bubble-netting, to 6+ minke whales surfacing throughout the bay. We were also joined by a few playful white-beaked dolphins, who leapt and bow-rode near feeding whales. This day was a full-on feeding frenzy from start to finish!