Due to the strong winds in Húsavík the next few days, we now have more departures available from the charming village of Hjalteyri, only 15 minutes from Akureyri. We recommend that you join us in the calmer seas of Eyjafjörður. Available departures are at 9:30, 10:00, 13:30 and 14:00.
As of now, Monday 20/9 and Tuesday 21/9 look alright and Thursday 23/9 even better.
However, it looks like we might not be able to sail on Wednesday 22/9.
If you have already booked a tour with us from Húsavík please contact our ticket office at +354 464 7272 or info@northsailing.is for more information.
Note that this is of course based on the current weather forecast and we will update if anything changes.
Feel free to stay in touch if you need further information.
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Free whale watching for the little ones, 6 years and younger
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.
Whale watching from Hjalteyri, a charming village in North Iceland.
Get a closer insight into the life of whales on this eco citizen science tour.
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See the latest news, photos and videos from our Whale Watching Husavik Iceland tours
“It was a fantastic trip in every way and such an enjoyable start of the season,” said Heimir Harðarson, captain at North Sailing, who went on the first whale watching trip of the year this weekend. We sailed from the harbour in Húsavík on the old oak boat Náttfari with around 20 people on board. Conditions were excellent, with mild weather and calm seas.
In a world of new challenges, it is more important than ever to act responsibly for our guests and our team’s safety. Joining the Icelandic Tourist Board project, Clean and Safe, goes without saying for us at North Sailing. It is an honour to be part of the project to safely and responsibly welcome visitors to Iceland.
Breaching humpback whales of Húsavík were the stars of the show this year when they appeared in the movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. They were also a common sight in our whale watching tours in Skjálfandi Bay, just like they have been for the last 25 years.
