Why is Iceland called Iceland when it’s green….and Greenland called Greenland when it is icy? Ancient branding and a depressed viking. Read more here.
What is the daily life of a whale guide like? Have you ever wanted to be a whale guide?
How do our guides know which humpback is which? We see so many!
Diamond Beach is many tourists top Icelandic destination when they visit our shores, and for good reason. It is so far from anything they have
We are the youngest country in Europe to be created by nature! Iceland sits on the Mid – Atlantic Ridge, which’s between two tectonic plates.
Iceland’s nickname is ‘The land of Ice and Fire.’ The fire part is our volcanos, if you want to learn about whether you can see
Whilst a lot of pools are in the capital area, and we cannot recommend them enough, there are some hidden gems that are way out
With our small population and mountainous terrain we don’t have a huge about of roads in Iceland, but the ones we do have are epic.
When you pack for Iceland you’ll probably have a look at our weather forecasts…truthfully it’s better to go by the old adage, ‘If you don’t
Sure, you love going to our geothermal spas and watching the Northern Lights shine above you, but you want to do something more adventurous during
Whale guides are on the water for over 1500 hours every year, what are the most amazing things they have seen?
Top ten icelandic animals to look out for on a yacht cruise. Have you seen them all?
Learn how to spot a whale with Sea Trips Reykjavik. 10 Top tips for finding whales! Can you see a cetacean faster than our crew?
A beautiful day of whale watching today. The morning and afternoon were very similar.We saw humpback whales in the morning and afternoon. Sometimes they were
The first part of the day was very favourable weather-wise – calm seas and light winds. Visibility was also better than on previous days. We
Another great day at sea, we found a lot whales today. It was quite foggy so the visibility was not great but the sea conditions
A gentle wind from the south allows the volcanic pollution to remain in our bay. Visibility is therefore limited, but we benefit from the fact
Another very good day at sea. Very good sea conditions today but there was still a bit of the volcanic pollution. We spotted all 4
After the eruption on the 16th of July the volcanic ash settled above our bay, making the surrounding as from a horror movie. The sea
Whale Watching at
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by RIB speedboat at
09:30 – ON
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Whale Watching at
09:15 – ON
13:15 – ON
17:00 – ON
by RIB speedboat at
09:30 – ON
13:30 – ON
16:00 – ON
