Tours at 17 and 19 : CANCELLED
Tours at 9, 10, 13 and 14: ON
Tour at 14:00
Report from from Eldey: Winds picked up this afternoon so we decided to take a different route to try and make the tour as comfort
Tours at 13, 14, 17 and 19 : CANCELLED
Tour at 10:00
Report from Elding: We sailed out from Reykjavik, in a bit of wind. During the tour the wind picked up, and we ended up having a real viking experience in Faxaf
Tour at 19:00
Report from Skruður: The wind we had experienced earlier today was practically gone by the time we left the harbour for this evening's tour. The sky was cloudy but the visibility was excellent, making it ideal conditions for spotting cetaceans. Barely 20 m
Tour status at 19:00 CANCELLED
Tour at 17:00
Report from Eldey: Flat seas and slight clouds made whale watching easy, but the whales were scarce. Finally one minke whale
Tour at 17:00 and 19:00: Canceled
Tour at 14:00
Report from Eldey: The wind picked up since the morning, so we went further north to be sheltered by mount Esja and Akrafjall, so
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: The sea was looking like a mirror with a very romantic sunset as a background. Our tour was tagged with a few very challenging minke whales. The cr
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour 19:00
Report from Hafsúlan: Sailing out with blue skies and sunshine, we knew that we were going to see a amazing sunset on this tour. However, we did not know if we would be fortunate enough t
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Hafsulan: The first sight that welcomed us in the bay was the Snaefellsjokull painted in orange by the dying sunlight. Without a doubt we were going to have an excellent vi
Tour from 19:00
Report from Elding: Jumping dolphins over a perfect sunset classic combo was the stamp of this midnight ride! The patience of the crew was tested at the beginning, as there was no sign of cetaceans in the bay through the first hour of
Tours at 17:00 and 19:00: CANCELLED
Due to unfavorable sea conditions we have unfortunately cancelled our tours departing at 17:00 and 19:00. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us via e-mail (elding@elding.is) or by phone +354 519-5000.
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: our last tour of the day started very promising as we saw a tiny harbour porpoise as we were leaving the harb
Tour status at 19:00 : RUNNING
Due to conditions getting worse, we have to cancel the whale watching tour at 19:00 this evening
Tour at 17:00
Repo
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Hafsúlan: We sailed out with high expectations, since the tours were so superb on the previous tours. It was interesting though that we became quite anxious after time wen
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour 19:00
Report from Elding: On this midnight sun tour, we were extra excited as it looked liked we were going to see a beautiful sunset today. The sunset definitely did not disappoint! But the star of of tour was t
Tour status 19:00: CANCELLED
Due to strong winds we have unfortunately cancelled our 19:00 tour this evening. For more info please contact our ticket office at elding@elding.is or by phone +354 519 5000
Tour at 17:00
Report from
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: The wind had picked up a lot since the last tour and the sea was rougher. We began by sailing north towards Akranes. Soon after we turned west we spotted 3-4 white beaked dolp
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: What a wonderful evening. not many cetaceans but a great tour nonetheless. We traveled for over an hour to a location the capt
Tour status 19:00: CANCELLED
Due to strong winds we have unfortunately cancelled our 19:00 tour this evening. For more info please contact our ticket office at elding@elding.is or by phone +354 519 5000
Tour at 17:00
Report from
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: These evening tours are really a treat by themselves. The lighting is phenomenal and the fact that we managed to see a pod of
Tour status: RUNNING
Tour at 19:00
Report from Elding: Easterly wind drove us far from Reykjavik without even feeling it, sailing was calm and relaxed. After a bit a first m
