North Sailing News

Yesterday captain Hrólfur came into the harbour from his North Sailing whale watching tour number 2000 !

Amazing view down a Humpbacks throat! See the pictures.

The annual Swedish days and the town festival Mærudagar (sweet-days) were celebrated in Húsavík last week

Lobtailing humpback and a breaching minke whale over five times!

The weather today was a bit winter-like. The wind was way to strong for us to go out whale watching and the sky was pouring, both rain and hail.

Sometimes it happens that people who visit North Sailing simply want to go again and again. That was the case with William Wright from Scotland who has already been on four tours.

One more amazing day behind where humpbacks have been jumping quite a lot.

Not every day that you can see 4 species of rorqual whales in a single trip!

Last Tuesday all the guides of North Sailing were meeting for dinner and chat onboard Schooner Haukur.

The last two days a fin whale has been spotted in the bay.

The weather today was murky, windy and wet when 78 brave passengers and 5 crew members set out on Náttfari at 13:30.

My second trip, with my father Hörður as captain, today in the fog was something I'll never forget and probably never experience again, but never say never! I always say to the passengers when we´re heading out that every trip is unique and this was no exeption.

The last days in the bay have been really successful with up to five species spotted a day.

After ten days of a bay without blue whales, two blue whales were spotted again today.

Last night the staff of North Sailing, Restaurant Gamli Baukur, Café Skuld and the crew of kutter Dagmar Aaen got together celebrating the opening of Raggabar.