Tour at 13:00

Report from Hafsúlan: We had a very windy day today. We sailed out from Reykjavík and kept close to Reykjanes peninsula on the way out, while we sailed out on the bay we traveled with the wind so it wa

Due to rough weather we have decided to cancel the tour.

Tour status: CANCELLED

We are expecting quite nice weather this evening, with activity forecast of 3/9.

Tour status: RUNNING

Sightings: This was certainly one of our best northern light tours for the last few days! In the beginning of the tour we could see a long but very faint line in the sky that we were

Tour at 13:00

Report from Hafsúla: We decided to sail out from Grindavík today and go from there along the Reykjanes peninsula to Sandgerði. We passed Eldey, a small island with sheer cliffs that rises to the height of 77 meters. We then sailed along the west part of the

Aurora activity is at a 2/9, with no clouds and calm weather.

Tour status: RUNNING

Sightings: It was a beautiful and peaceful night.  With no clouds to be seen we could watch hundreds of bright stars shining down at us. Unfortunately luck was not with us on the bay tonight&n

Tour at 13:00

Report from Hafsúla: we sailed again from the harbor in Grindavík today. First we sailed west towards a small island called Eldey which is one of the largest northern gannet colony in the world and in that area we passed a good number of these big and magnif

The skies will be partly cloudy tonight and according to the aurora forecast visibility and activity should be around 3-4/9, which is very good! We are however expecting quite rough northern winds this afternoon..

Tour status: CANCELLED

Tour at 13:00

Report from Hafsúlan: today we went out again from Grindavik, this time we started by heading slightly to the west before turning a bit south to search there. Then when made a turn towards the east and to the Krísuvíkurbjarg cliffs, which in spring a

We are expecting clear skies, mild wind and aurora forecast of 3/9!

Tour status: RUNNING

Sightings: The sky tonight was as clear as we have ever seen it, hardly a cloud anywhere above us and the stars were magnificent to look at; perfect conditions for northern lights. The f