✘ TOUR CANCELLED  | at 21:00

Aurora activity: 3/9 

Weather conditions: SE 7m/s 5°C

Cloud Cover: Fully clouded

Moon status: Waning Gibbou

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 13:00

Report frm Eldey: What a wonderful afternoon with our whaley friends. After 30 minutes of sailing in a beautifully calm sea a blow was spotted, which turned out to be a wonderful minke whale that fed and circled our ve

✘ TOUR CANCELLED  | at 21:00

Aurora activity: 4/9 

Weather conditions: E 10m/s 1°C

Cloud Cover: Partly clouded

Moon status: Full Moon Il

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 13:00

Report from Eldey: Winds were picking up even more than in our morning tour, yet still the waves were not too rough for us to go out and our captain is very talented at taking the boat on the best route possible for us to have a calm s

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey: The night looked promising. The sky was mostly clear and the activity level the same as yesterday when we saw stunning lights. However, the lights never appeared, the clouds filled the sky and we ran out of time. We stil

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 13:00

Report from Eldey: The wind may have been as cold and strong as expected, but thankfully the waves were much less than we had thought. We went out along Kollafjöður and along the Snæfellsness peninsula towards Akraness, searching an ar

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey: Great things come to those that wait! We have been longing for some proper northern light performance for days and were finally rewarded with a spectacular show! It was a true Icelandic experience, with strong northerly

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 13:00

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: The bad weather had moved further north this afternoon allowing for a more comfortable journey in our whale watching area's, it was only a bit  rougher as we passed the w

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE | at 21:00

Report from Eldey: It started out as a windy night but we soon reached the shelter of Mt. Esja to enjoy a calm and quiet night. While we did catch some northern lights through the clouds with our cameras, they never became fully visible to