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Report from Eldey: A very windy day today, northerly cold winds that chilled us to the bones. A lot of our passengers kept warm with our floatation overalls, which we offer free of charge on board our vessels. We sailed today out from Grindavik in the hope

Status: CANCELLED

Unfortunately we have to cancel the Northern Ligths cruise tonight due to unfavourable conditions.

Please contact our ticket office for re-booking and further information, +354 5195000 or elding@elding.is

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: We sailed out from Grindavík today so we first had to drive for about 50 minutes to get to there. This was a beautiful winter day. It was really cold but not so windy and quite strong underswell rocked our boat up and down but luckily fo

Due to unfavourable conditions, the Northern Lights Cruise tonight will not be running.

Please call +354 519 5000 for further information.

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: Our tour started in Grindavík today since we were hoping to have better luck with cetaceans on the south coast of Iceland than in the last few days in Faxaflói. After only 20 min we encountered a small pod of 3-4 harbour porpoise

Status: RUNNING

We will sail out tonight to look for Northern Lights. We are expecting moderate activity tonight or 4 out of 9 and semi clouded skies. Please don't hesitate to contact us for bookings and further information. +354 519 5000 or elding@elding.is.

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: Once again it was beautiful day on the bay, sun shining, mountains with a fresh layer of snow and the sunset at the end of the tour was breath-taking. We searched a large area of the bay and saw quite a few clusters of feeding of seabird

Status: RUNNING

We sail out tonight looking for Northern Lights. We are expecting moderate activity tonight or 4 out of 9 and semi clouded skies. Please don't hesitate to contact us for bookings and further information. +354 519 5000 or elding@elding.is.

Tour at 13:00

Report from Eldey: A snowy beginning to our tour as the passengers made their way to the whale watching centre, a converted capelin fishing boat that now acts as our gift shop/cafe/museum and waiting area. Passengers enjoyed the information boards and Stev