We stayed as long as we could still hoping for a glimmer of green light but eventually had to head back to harbour when time was up. As we were not successful in seeing the lights we offered everyone complimentary tickets, so they can return another night!
This morning we saw 4 minke whales (1 breached straight in front of us), a pod of harbour porpoises and about 15 white beaked dolphins. In the afternoon we saw the same species as the morning tour, but due to the elusiveness of the majority of our sightings we gave our passengers complimentary tickets!
Today we saw a total of about 12-15 white beaked dolphins, a couple of minkes surfacing regularly whilst they fed as well as a few harbour porpoises in the same area.
The night was cold, but extremely calm, so we packed ourselves with cozy overalls and we were ready to wait for the lights to show up. They decided to take their time, but we could finally spot them: we had northern lights right above the Mountain of Esja!
Today we had about 4 minke whales some of them coming quite close to the boat, a small pod of 6-7 white-beaked dolphins and at least 5 harbour porpoises!
Once we set sail we watched the moon and the beautiful city lights on our outward sail. Sadly nature is unpredictable and the clouds did not clear up, so in the end we handed out complimentary tickets so that everyone can come back another night!
Today we found a pod of 4 harbour porpoises, a pod of 7 white-beaked dolphins and at least a total of 3 minke whales in all, that we managed to see scattered around us, some even coming up to the boat and swimming close by.
We could see the moon and Jupiter and now just had to be patient and see if the northern lights would join too. The sky seemed to clear up but we weren't lucky this evening and therefore handed out complimentary tickets so that everyone has the chance to come again!
Despite our best efforts at blowing the clouds away they did not go away. Although we got glimpses of the auroras at some point, we offered our passengers complimentary tickets so they can come back again another night!