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Report from Elding: Finally the sun had appeared in the sky for the midnight sun tour. However, the animals kept us waiting a little bit longer on this tour. Again we had to head out very far until we

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  19:00

Report from Eldey: The weather could not be better. Flat seas and mild wind were closing a great day. Right after leaving the harbour, we started to see a ot of birds from many different species feeding all around the p

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  19:00

Report from Hafsulan: A blue sky, a flat sea, a light wind. Almost all the ingredients to have a nice whale watching. We sailed peacefully in Faxafloi bay searching for the whales and dolphins seen du

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  19:00

Report from Hafsúlan: It was getting a bit chilly after one of the warmest day of the summer, but we kept warm in the overalls provided aboard. On our way to the areas where most of the minke whales w

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  20:30 Report from Hafsúlan: Finally the sun was crawling out between the clouds, when we started heading out into the bay. On the way out we already spotted a pod of around 5 harbour porpoises, but these animals disappe

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  20:30

Report from Eldey: We have been so spoiled all summer by incredibly weather. We can hardly remember another summer with so many warm and smooth tours. Soon after we reaching the areas w

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  20:30

Report from Elding: This midnight tour was one of the most beautiful, incredible tours of the season. Absolutely no wind meant that the water was like a mirror and as the sunset the colours reflected

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE|  20:30

Report from Elding: It was a cloudy evening but still clouds remained largely dry and the wind we had just last night was taking a break. Accordingly, we had a very calm sea and great visibility. This lead to us spotting the smallest of a

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Report from Eldey: Hold on to your hats guys so they don't get blown away! Tonight again proved that the forecast in Iceland can't always be trusted, sometimes mother nature just decides t