Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: It was a lovely day on sailing out into the bay, with a wonderful flat sea and a little bit of rain throughout the tour but that just meant we could use our overalls to keep us warm and dry. It took us some time to find the cetaceans tod

Tour status: RUNNING
Aurora activity: 4/9
Weather conditions: N 8 m/s, 1°C 
Cloud cover: Semi clouded
Moon status: First Quarter, Illumination: 50%&nbsp

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: The day continued being amazing during the afternoon tour. Sun was shinning over the bay, and almost no wind was to be found anywhere. As soon as we left the harbour we had our first and amazing encounter: a pod of 8-10 white bea

Tour status: RUNNING
Aurora activity: 4/9
Weather conditions: N-E 7 m/s, 2°C 
Cloud cover: Semi clouded
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, Illumination: 39%

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: Still enjoying this period of excellent sun, we left with joy and confidence, eager to see again the cetaceans from this morning. The usual safety speech was cut short as after 15 min of sailing we came across a pod of white-beak

Tour status: RUNNING
Aurora activity: 5/9
Weather conditions: E 1 m/s, -3°C 
Cloud cover: Semi clouded
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 28% illuminated

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Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: Same beautiful conditions as the mornings voyage which excited the crew for wildlife spotting. As we journeyed out to sea the white-beaked dolphins were once again spotted in a similar location to the mornings tour. This

Tour status: RUNNING
Aurora activity: 4/9
Weather conditions: E 2 m/s, -2°C 
Cloud cover: Semi clouded
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 18% illuminated

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Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: We can not get enough of these beautiful sailing conditions at the moment, especially if we are having the wind in the back and can enjoy the sun shining in our faces. So we were sailing far out in a good mood and very motivated to find