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Free whale watching for the little ones, 6 years and younger
In November we have whale watching tours available from Húsavík every day at 10:30.
From Reykjavík, we have evening tours on Schooner Ópal available twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, at 20:30. Ópal, the hybrid-electric sailboat is also available for tailor-made tours and other adventures upon request from Reykjavík all winter.
Join us for a unique winter adventure!
Join us on the whale watching tour that put Húsavík on the map as the whale watching capital of Iceland. Choose the most environmentally friendly option and sail around Skjálfandi Bay on a silent electric boat. Explore the bustling Puffin Island on our whales and puffins tour or try whale watching on an authentic schooner and sail like a true Viking!
Join us for Whale watching from Árskógssandur, a charming village in the heart of North Iceland
Get inspired sailing on board the hybrid-electric sailboat Ópal on this authentic evening tour from Reykjavík.
Explore Greenland on our amazing week long sailing in Scoresby Sund – a once in a lifetime adventure.
Experience Summer Solstice at the Arctic Coast of Iceland onboard the award-winning sailboat Opal.
See the latest news, photos and videos from our Whale Watching Husavik Iceland tours
We had a whale of a time in Eyjafjordur in 2023! Our excitement reached new heights this season as we had a 100% success rate in spotting the humpback whales on our tours.
Our Schooner Opal set sail for a mission to clean the beach of Engey Island in Faxaflói Bay with nearly 40 participants, including students from the Technical College led by their teacher and our captain Sigríður “Sigga” Ólafsdóttir.
In an exciting development, new scientific research is being carried onboard our whale watching boats. Collaboration with the University of Iceland aims to collect water samples during our regular whale watching tours for the first environmental DNA studies in seawater in Iceland.
