Due to strong winds in Húsavík the next days we now have more departures available from the charming village of Hjalteyri, only 15 minutes from Akureyri. Join us in the calmer seas of Eyjafjörður, departing every day at 10:00, 12:00, 14:30 and 16:00.
If you have already booked a tour with us from Húsavík please contact our ticket office +354 464 7272 or info@northsailing.is for more information.
First of all join The Original Whale Watching Tour from Húsavík – The Whale Capital of Iceland.
Or go carbon-neutral on the Húsavík Silent Whale Watching tour.
Furthermore see the puffins on our whales and puffins tour or try whale watching on an authentic sailboat.
Sails, Lights & Winter Nights tour from Reykjavík.
Whale watching from Hjalteyri, a charming village in North Iceland.
Explore Greenland on our amazing week long sailing in Scoresby Sund – a once in a lifetime adventure.
See the latest news, photos and videos from our Whale Watching Husavik Iceland tours
Minimize your carbon footprint and join the electric sailboat Opal for a green whale watching of a lifetime. You have probably heard that Husavik is a great place for whale watching. But did you know that Husavik is also the only place in Iceland where you can go whale watching on a sailboat powered by green energy? These eco-friendly tours are operated by North Sailing, pioneers in sustainable tourism in Iceland.
The Whale Watching season in Húsavík, Iceland is about to start! How excited, on the scale from a Dolphin to a Blue Whale, are you? The Whale Watching season last year was fantastic in Húsavík, the Whale Watching Capital of Iceland. Passengers from all over the world had a time of their life sailing calmly close to the whales on our beautifully restored wooden oak boats.
Northern Lights boat tour from Reykjavík sounds exciting, right? But what happens if we upgrade the boat to a charming and beautiful sailboat powered only by wind and electricity? Add a wooden hot tub on-deck and a cozy fireplace below deck? Serve delicious meals and drinks while silently sailing into the night in search for the Northern Lights? The answer is: MAGIC!
