Report from Hafsúlan: The success of the morning gave us a great idea of where we should go to find more whales. But we were surprised by seeing a Humpback Whale after only 30 minutes, in the morning the humpbacks we saw were just resting but this whale was much more active.
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Report from Hafsúlan and Elding: again we went out from Keflavik with two boats. As we headed out from the harbour it was snowing and the visability not at it's best. We searched for about 20-30 minutes and all of a sudden it stopped snowing and a blow was spotted. It was a
Report from Hafsúlan: Following on from the morning tour would always have been a difficult thing to accomplish, in the afternoon we found two different species. And they were the two species that give us the most entertaining tours, the White-Beaked Dolphins and a Humpback
Report from Hafsúlan and Elding: The afternoon tour began with more snowfall, but this would soon turn into blue skies and sunshine! You know what they say about Icelandic weather... And the tour would turn out to be great too, it was a four species day! Our first two specie
Report from Hafsúlan: In the afternoon we left from Hafnarfjörður to minimize the risk of sea sickness, as the swell was still similar to the one we had experienced in the morning. We got a very clear demonstration of what Icelandic weather can be like, sailing through bouts
Report from Hafsúlan and Elding: In the afternoon the weather had still not improved a lot, but we still had a lot of courageous passengers accompany us on the two boats in the afternoon! And they were rewarded with some great looks at a Humpback Whale we encountered after a
Report from Elding and Hafsúlan: This was a sunny day and there was a lot to see. We sailed out from Reykjavík harbour and it was not far from Grótta lighthouse where we spotted a Humpback Whale. It surfeced close to both boats, and raised it's fluke many times. We observed
Report from Hafsúlan. It wasn´t long, 20 minutes maybe, when we found our first cetacean. A Minke Whale! Few passengers saw it and well done to those who did as it was fast surfacing and surfaced only a couple of times before diving down and disappearing into the depth of Fa