Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 2/9
Weather conditions: N 6-9m/s, 10°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon status: First Quarter, 60% of the Moon is Illuminated
Status: RUNNING
We are sailing out from the Old Harbour in Reykjavik on a beautiful but cloudy day. Wind is coming from the North and is 4-6m/s. There could be some movement on the boat.
Tour at 17:00
Report from Elding: What a
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather conditions: E 4-6m/s, 8°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 50% of the Moon is Illuminated
Status: RUNNING
We are sailing out from the Old Harbour in Reykjavik today. The sun is trying to break out but there could be some rain on and off today. Wind is coming from the South-East and is around 8-10m/s so there could be some movement on the boat out on Fax
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 2/9
Weather conditions: SE 4-6m/s, 8°C
Cloud cover: Fully clouded
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 41% of the Moon is Illuminated
Tour at 17:00
Report from Eldey: We were once again greeted by wind and rain on this tour, but luckily it died down all along the trip, so in the end we had quite a comfortable ride. It was not a busy tour, as they were less than 20 passengers on this tour, but the crow
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather conditions: SW 8-10m/s, 8°C
Cloud cover: Mostly cloudy
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 32% of the Moon is Illuminated
Tour at 17:00
Report from Eldey: It was rather nice heading out into the bay this evening, wind was not so bad on the way but a lot windier on the back in 10m/s winds from the southeast. most enjoyed the warm inside saloon where as the more determined passengers stayed
Tour status: CANCELLED
Aurora activity: 3/9
Weather conditions: W 6-8m/s, 8°C
Cloud cover: Semi cloudy
Moon status: Waxing Crescent, 23% of the Moon i
Tour at 17:00
Report from Eldey: We definitely had the best sea conditions on the late afternoon tour today, topped off with some glorious sunshine. On our journey out we spotted perhaps 3 harbour porpoises blazing at the surface, but then the