Whale Diary

11:00 - The North-Easterly wind was blowing strongly today, and caused quite a few splashes on this morning´s RIB tour. We quickly found a minke whale who came up for a few surfaces, and then got distracted by the large blow of a humpback whale. The humpback whale was moving fast underwater, coming up all over the place and sometimes showing us his fluke above the water. While we waited in between surfaces, we enjoyed the diversity of seabirds that were flying around the bay today - Atlantic puffins strugging against the wind, northern gannets flying elegantly above us, and northern fulmars gliding past us. After a few more glimpses of the humpback whale, we motored back to Reykjavík. 

Crew: Captain Pedro & Guide Rob, Captain Bárður and Guide Eline

14:00 - CANCELLED