Report from Hafsúlan: It was a windy morning today in Reykjavik's harbour, but a group of brave sailors went out on a whale watching journey in Faxa Bay. We shortly visited the puffin island Akurey where we lingered a while watching the "Clown of the Sea", the Atlantic Puffi
Report from Hafsúlan: There was some true sailors that wanted to join us on this afternoons tour, we let our passengers know that it was going to be choppy out on the water this evening but they all wanted to join us. We started the tour at one of our puffin islands close to
Report from Hafsúlan: Once again we sailed out with rainy weather, which dampened our spirits a little bit, but later on it became very beautiful with a few blue scattered areas in the skies and a stunning rainbow. We started our tour at Lundey puffin Island to say hello to
Report from Hafsúlan: It always surprises me how quickly nature changes. The wind had calmed down to almost nothing, the wildlife activity had picked up a lot, it was incredible. At one point in our tour we had 3 Minke Whales surface at the same time but heading different di
We left from Reykjavík harbor. The sun was shining and setting on the horizon. The waves had settled from earlier on today and it was more or less smooth sailing. We saw a few puffins at Lundey, but most of them seemed to be out at sea. Once at sea we saw one if not two mink
Unfortunately all tours today have been cancelled due to unfavorable weather if you have any questions please contact the office. The office is open from 8-18 the number is 555-3565 or you can email us at elding@elding.is.
In the evening, we sailed out once more on this relatively rough, but nice day in Iceland. This time, we decided to visit Akurey in the beginning of the tour to visit the Atlantic Puffins at their breeding grounds. After saying hello to these birds of the Auk family, we head
Report from Hafsúlan: The weather was stunning on the way out into the bay, It really could not be better with a flat calm sea, only the ripples from the seabirds diving disturbed it. It was incredible to watch the puffins swimming just beneath the sea surface, a very rare t