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Whale Watching Daily Diary – March 1st 2026
Whale Watching Diary

Whale Watching Daily Diary – March 1st 2026

By Marine Guide ·

Morning Whale Watching Tour

Starting on the first day of March, we couldn’t have asked for better weather. Under clear blue skies, we sailed for just 20 minutes before spotting our first incredible sight: a majestic Humpback whale gliding through the calm waters. Later, we were surrounded by playful seals resting on the rocks and swimming nearby.

Afternoon Whale Watching Tour

In the afternoon, the wind picked up a little, but we were lucky to see the same Humpback whale again, this time swimming close to the boat and giving us an even more unforgettable view.

The sunny day lit up the snowy landscape, with mountains shining against the sky at this sunny day.

Today’s Guides: Joe

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Sea Trips Reykjavík Team

Expert guide and marine enthusiast at Sea Trips Reykjavík.

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