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Report from Eldey:  A cloudy afternoon to be sailing in Faxafloi bay. We started the tour in light rain but luckily for us it stopped early on into the tour. We begun our search for Cetaceans in the Eastern part of the bay

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Report from Eldey: We did not even have time to put on our overalls, let alone leave the harbour and the lights were already shining so strongly that we could see them through the clouds!! The win

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Report from Eldey: It was a little bit more windy than on the morning tour but still very good sailing conditions with flat seas. It was cloudy but the sun was peeking through the clouds in

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey - The tour started with clouds and rain.. but the forecast said that the skies were gonna clear up and we went out in the cold night and hoped for the best. First we took a stop

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Report from Eldey: After such a successful morning tour, we were keen to go out again this afternoon. Skies were more overcast now, making the visibility even better! While the first white-

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey: What an incredible night! Clear skies with countless stars shining and next to no wind. Only five minutes into the tour, we already saw a light patch forming in the sky: Northern lights were start

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | 13:00

Report from Eldey: Pure sunshine greeted us this afternoon, paired with flat seas and nearly no wind it was so pleasant to be outside and enjoy this trip. The further out we sailed, the mor

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey: We headed out in the cold calm night with high hopes. The skies were clear and the forecast looked promissing. Not even a single cloud could be found and there were so many star

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Report from Eldey: The afternoon tour was even better. The weather was still supurb with clear skies. calm seas and no wind. It took us about one hour to find a small pod of white beaked-dolphins of roughly 3-4