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See how close the whales get?
Keep your eyes peeled: a fin could appear right next to you!
Even if no whales show up, the coast of Reykjavik is an experience in itself.
Appropriate clothing is essential for whale watching.
Goosebumps are guaranteed when a giant whale suddenly jumps into the air.
These powerful creatures are waiting for you.
Remember to have your camera ready!
Watch humpback whales leap from the depths of the underwater world - an incomparable moment!
This tour is a valuable learning experience for the little ones.
The motto here is, "the whales come to us", out of respect for these marvelous beings and their natural habitat.
Humpback whales, orcas, and dolphins love cavorting in the coast of Reykjavik.
Enjoy the tour aboard one of Iceland's largest and fastest whale-watching boats!
Perfect for the whole family on the largest whale-watching boat in Iceland!
Respectful encounters with sea giants
Look out with guides in Faxafloi Bay off Reykjavik
Go on an open sea adventure aboard one of Iceland's biggest and fastest whale-watching boats.
The experienced guides and the entire crew will teach you how to interact respectfully with these fascinating animals. It's the perfect adventure for the whole family!
This experience revolves around education and interactivity and prioritizes respect for the whales and their natural habitat. The tour's motto is, "the whales come to us." Such a focus on learning makes this tour a valuable experience for children and adults.
You will go aboard your excursion boat in the Port of Reykjavik. Depending on the season, you can see around 23 different species of whales cavorting around Iceland. In Faxafloi Bay alone, it's possible to find four kinds: Minke whales, short-beaked dolphins, porpoises, and even humpback whales. Orcas, fin whales, giant sharks, and pilot whales have been sighted several times. Which ones will you spot?
Remember to keep your camera ready. You might miss a fin or even a colossal body flying into the air at any moment.
Even if no whale or dolphin shows up at the moment, the experts on board will teach you all you need to know about the underwater world.
Finally, don't forget to look at the sky! Iceland has a fascinating birdlife, and you will likely spot several puffins, seagulls, and swallows looking for fish - depending on the season.
Duration of the trip: 3 hours
Date of the trip: Daily departures
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