We started the tour full of hope and our passengers were excited and asking lots of questions. Soon enough, we started to see the northern lights, that stayed with us the whole tour, dancing and changing from faint to bright all night long!
Today was a wonderful autumn day. In the morning, we spotted minke whales lunge feeding close by, followed by 3 breaching humpback whales, including Davy Jones II. The afternoon tour featured a shy humpback whale and a second, more playful one, with epic peduncle throws, alongside a sneaky minke whale. An amazing day at sea!
This morning's tour was filled with excitement, starting under a thick fog that later gave way to sunshine and a beautiful rainbow. We spotted two elusive minke whales, one approaching with curiosity, followed by a majestic humpback whale. Two playful white-beaked dolphins also graced us with their presence, making for a perfect morning adventure.
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 2/9, S 2 m/s and 7°C. Moon is currently at Waning Crescent and 5% illuminated. Fully cloudy skies and rain are forecasted in the area.
Tonight we are expecting an aurora activity of 2/9, S-E 4 m/s and 8°C. Moon is currently at Waning Crescent and 5% illuminated. Partly to fully cloudy skies are forecasted in the area.
Despite grey skies and strong swell, today’s tours were filled with excitement. In the morning, we encountered 3 humpback whales, including one performing pec slaps near our boat. In the afternoon, we saw 3 more humpbacks, with one breaching three times before continuing its journey. Both tours left us in total awe!
In the morning, we saw 3 humpback whales, swimming close to our boat. In the afternoon, we spotted 5 humpbacks and 3 minke whales, with Pep and Neila making another appearance. The evening tour featured 3 more humpbacks and a minke whale, with stunning fluke dives and a beautiful sunset to end the day!
The forecast was promising, but the weather Gods, were not quite on our site. While our cameras could spot some green streaks in the sky, our eyes did not. We therefore offered our patient guests complimentary tickets for another time.
Today we saw some familiar "faces"! In the morning, we encountered 2 humpback whales, including our friend "Neila", followed by 8 harbour porpoises and 3 more humpbacks, including "Pep". We also spotted a minke whale on the way back. In the afternoon, we saw 3 humpback whales again, including "Davy Jones II", all actively feeding!