Whale diary

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Report from Eldey: The wind picked up this evening causing a bumpy ride out in the bay so instead we traveled close to land gaining shelter for a windy but much smoother ride. We enjoyed the nu

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Report from Elding: It was a beautiful evening tour, the sun casted orange and yellow colors over the mountains. We sailed towards the areas where the minke whales were seen earlier today. After a while a

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Report from Elding: The wind was blowing intensively whilst leaving the port. After the "dolphin party" that we had in the previous tours of the day, we were willing to witness another wonderfu

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00 

Report from Hafsúlan: Wind and waves have been picking up throughout the day, but the sun was still shining strong as earlier, helping us stay warm against the north-easterly winds. We ai

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00

Report from Eldey: it was a wonderful day today. Few minutes after leaving the port we saw a pod of 5-7white-beaked dolphins, they were swimming around the boat and i

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00

Report from Eldey: On this evening tour, the sea was perfectly calm. If the sky has been covered by clouds, we have enjoyed a very clear visibility during the 3 hours. After one hour searching,

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00

Report from Elding: Last tour of the day, but not less excited we started off into Faxafloi bay once more. It took us almost one hour but we did find a pod of around 5-7 white-beak

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00

Report from Eldey; The winds had calmed down quite a bit and we were able to enjoy the sun even better. We sailed a little around the area where we saw the whale this morning, but unfortun

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Report from Hafsúlan: The strong Icelandic northerly winds were chilly this evening, We gained shelter from the mountains to allow us a smooth ride with the sun on our faces, rem

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Report from Elding: Like the previous tours, also this time we were greeted with sunshine and cloudless skies. The waves were still a bit difficult for spotting with many white caps, but at lea

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00

Report from Elding: This evening we sailed out once more with lots of sunshine and a steady breeze. The waves got a little higher during our trip and it got a little rocky every now and then an

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Report from Hafsulan: Our last tour of the day was preceed by calm seas and a beautiful sun shinning. We sailied around Faxafloi and we covered a great area in our pursue for cetaceans. We got

✔ TOUR ON SCHEDULE  | at 17:00 

After a beautiful morning with a calm and bright sea and no wind, we left the harbour with all our hopes really high. After half an hour sailing, the wind started to pick up and the white

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Report from Elding: The evening was magnificent with the sun shinning in the sky and we had wonderful views of the entire bay. As we approached one of our main areas, we saw few powerful

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Report from Hafsulan: Looked like Sun get tried after shining all day and in the evening clouds were back. For us it´s even better as spotting animals was easier and soon we had first encounter

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Report from Hafsulan: To end up the day, we enjoyed an incredible sailing experience through Faxafloi as the sun was setting in the horizon and we could see very interesting

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Report from Hafsulan: The gods of the oceans had decided to bless us for our last trip as the sea conditions were even better (if that's even possible!). Plu