We had an amazing day, which started with seeing Orcas in Pollurinn this morning! As unbelievable as this felt, we were able to find these seven Orcas again a few hours later on our tour. We first spotted them southwest of Grenivík, as they were swimming north.

We sailed out with some southern wind, that created waves in our fjord today.
We sailed to Hrólfssker, the lighthouse marking the entrance of our fjord, and unfortunately spotted no cetaceans.
All of our passengers received complimentary tickets to join us again within the next two years in Akureyri or Reykjavík!

Despite the snow, north wind, and fog covering a part of the fjord near Dalvik, we sailed smoothly through the waters, searching for whales, but although we didn't find any, the journey was still beautiful, and we hope to welcome our guests back to share the amazing experience of spotting whales.

We got to admire a Humpback whale surfacing several times, with just few minutes in between, in front of us! We encountered the majestic mammal Southeast of Hrisey, where this individual has seemed to enjoy spending its time for at least the last couple of days.

We saw a humpback whale near Hrísey, heading south, surfacing every five minutes to show its fluke before diving deep for 25 minutes, and we were lucky enough to catch glimpses of it two more times on our way back to the harbor.

We sailed around Hrísey in the northern part of our fjord and saw plenty of birds and beautiful landscape, but unfortunately no cetaceans.
But we are looking forward to welcome today’s passengers on board with us again in the future with their complimentary tickets!

Again, we found one Humpback Whale northeast of Hrísey in fantastic weather conditions!

We sailed in great weather conditions today, quite warm temperatures for March and calm seas and spotted a blow northeast of Hrísey, where we spotted one Humpback Whale!

We had an unforgettable whale-watching experience southeast of Hrísey, where we saw a humpback whale surface multiple times, allowing us to witness its immense size and impressive pectoral fins up close.

We sailed northeast of Hrisey, where we spotted a humpback whale surfacing multiple times, showing its fluke during a deep dive and later arching its body before resurfacing for a shallower dive.

Despite our best efforts and the beautiful sights along the way, we didn't spot any cetaceans today, but we remain hopeful and excited for the opportunity to meet them tomorrow, as nature always has more to offer.

We saw a humpback whale northeast of Hrísey, where it surfaced multiple times, showing its white pectoral fins and tail, offering an unforgettable close-up view of this magnificent creature.

Today, northeast of Hrisey, we had the incredible sighting of a humpback whale surfacing near our boat, gracefully arching its body before disappearing into the deep blue ocean.

We sailed northeast of Hrisey, where we were fortunate enough to spot a humpback whale surfacing near our boat, gracefully showing its fluke before diving back into the deep.

Today, we sailed out and spotted two groups of harbor porpoises on the way, and then had an incredible encounter with a humpback whale northeast of Hrísey.

We sailed to the northern end of Hrísey and encountered one Humpback Whale during today’s tour!

Today, we spotted one Humpback Whale by Hrísey!

Today, we witnessed the serene beauty of a calm lake with birds soaring overhead, playful harbor porpoises swimming nearby, and a majestic humpback whale gracefully diving into the deep ocean.

Today we searched diligently for whales throughout the fjord, but unfortunately, we didn’t spot any today – it reminded us that nature has its own rules, and we’re hopeful we’ll have better luck tomorrow.

Today we saw birds and Bearded seal peacefully resting on the floating ice, surrounded by the calm, mirror-like waters of the fjord, creating a breathtaking natural scene. Although we put a lot of effort into searching for whales, we didn’t have any luck today, but we’re looking forward to tomorrow’s adventure.