North Sailing News

North Sailing´s scheduled whale watching trips are over for the 2004 season. The last trip was made Saturday 18th but due to bad weather, trips have been cancelled for the last 2 days.

This year, Vestnorden Travel Mart was held in Reykjavík, Iceland, on 13 - 15 September.

On the 10th of september, over 100 school children from Húsavík´s elementary school, Borgarhólsskóli, sailed with North Sailing across the bay and took land on in the mountains in Naustavík (Nausta-creek).

More pictures from Naustavík.

The Whale Watching season in Húsavík is nearing the end but still, every day so far in September, quite many travelers embark North Sailing´s tours.

This summer, quite many journalists and film crews have joined North Sailing on our whale watching tours. Yesterday, a film crew from BBC went out with one of our boats.

An exciting phenomena has been sighted floating around off the north cost of Iceland for the last days.

This summer, quite many sea-angling trips have been organised by North Sailing for groups, even though these trips are not on schedule.

This summer we have had the pleasure of having the Catalan marine zoologist Pere Morera as part of our crew. Pere´s area of expertise are marine mammals and he has been doing some research in Húsavík this summer.

Some days ago, North Sailing´s team got together for it´s annual celebration. As usual, it was a rather bohemian celebration and this time, the Lake Myvatn area was the destination.