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Experience the enchantment of watching whales in their natural environment on a 3-hour whale watching tour from Husavik. Climb aboard a powerful boat and relax as an expert skipper sails to spots renowned for abundant whale sightings. Observe wild seabirds and playful dolphins in their natural environment while scouring the sea for sightings of colossal humpback, blue and Minke whales. Warm up with Hot cocoa and cinnamon buns served on your way back.

Swim between two tectonic plates on this small-group snorkeling tour from Reykjavik to the Silfra Fissure in Thingvellir National Park. Don your provided wetsuit and snorkeling gear and jump into the water and snorkel through the rift that separates the North American and Eurasian plates. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a hassle-free experience.

Coastal Iceland is home to a spectacular range of native wildlife, but to see the best of it you have to take to the waves. With this tour, cruise out into Skjálfandi Bay by traditional wooden oak boat, and watch the waters for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Spot colorful puffins and other seabirds with live on-board commentary, and keep warm with a refreshing hot chocolate.

Increase your chances of seeing puffins in their natural habitat on this small-group guided cruise from Reykjavik. Travel by luxury rigid inflatable boat (RIB), and get as close as possible to the islands near Reykjavik where puffins can be found, and listen to informative commentary about puffins and other native wildlife from your guide.

Did you know that the sunsets are more amazing the farther north you travel? The midnight sun in Ísafjörður is amazing! Our company is the single company offering hydrophone tours in the Icelandic whale watching scene. If the weather and the sea allow us we use our amazing hydrophone and give the passengers an opportunity to listen to the whales.

Set sail around Faxaflói Bay for the chance to spot an array of majestic marine mammals. See minke, humpbacks, rare orca, dolphins, and more as well as some truly epic scenery. Cruise in comfort with the choice of indoor and outdoor observation decks, as well as a bar, and provided overalls to provide an extra layer of warmth on cooler days.

Save money and discover why Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice on this self-drive combination tour. Head first for UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park and snorkel between continents in the crystal-clear glacial waters of Silfra. Afterward, warm up and rejuvenate in the geothermal waters of the Sky Lagoon.

Iceland’s Golden Circle route links some of the country’s most impressive natural attractions, but the big tourist groups can make it feel crowded. On this small-group tour, reach top Golden Circle landmarks including Gullfoss waterfall and Thingvellir National Park in a group no larger than 19 people. Travel in comfort by air-conditioned vehicle as your guide showcases Iceland’s spectacular beauty, and finish with a warm soak at the Secret Lagoon.

Increase your chances of seeing whales in the wild—and, in summer, puffins—on this guided boat tour from Reykjavik's Old Harbor. Riding in a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) with no more than 12 people aboard, your intimate craft can travel more quickly and more nimbly than larger vessels, getting you closer to the best whale-spotting sites. In summer months, there will be a bonus stop at Akurey Island, a popular breeding ground for Iceland's cutest mascot: puffins.

Embark on a Reykjavik Bay adventure unlike any other on a small-group jetski tour that offers true freedom on the open water and the chance to share the water with Atlantic puffins. Instead of following a set route, enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace, stopping where you want and taking in every moment.

Embark on a sea angling tour from Reykjavik and learn the best techniques for the sport. Board a traditional wooden fishing boat, visit some of the best fishing grounds in the area, and enjoy whatever you catch as part of a gourmet lunch on board. Then watch out for wildlife, including puffins, on your return to shore.

Skip the crowded boat tours and enjoy a more intimate experience of Iceland's smaller islands around Vestmannaeyjar. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, so there's no bad seat in the house. Learn about the history of the area as you soak up the views of sea caves and wildlife, including, with luck, puffins, whales, and seals.

Realize your dreams of observing whales in their natural environment on a whale-watching trip from Reykjavik. Cruise on the Atlantic Ocean in search of the Minke and humpback whales native to Iceland. With luck, you’ll see dolphins and porpoises while listening to enriching commentary. Then, gain free entry to the Whales of Iceland exhibition—home to 23 full size models of whales—and plunge into an immersive experience guaranteed to amaze.

Experience Iceland’s amazing marine wildlife on board an RIB boat limited to just 12 travelers. As you zoom across the crystal-clear waters, you’ll have the opportunity to witness puffins, playful seals, dolphins, whales, and a variety of seabirds soaring above. Listen to your crew’s commentary on local marine life and the environment while you travel.

The north coast is one of the best places for whale watching in Iceland, and this cruise from Hjalteyri maximizes your chances of spotting the majestic creatures. Set sail across the Eyjafjörður fjord on a traditional oak ship, tuck into refreshments on-board, and look out for minke, and humpback whales.

Realize your dream of spotting wild whales in their natural environment on this half-day shore excursion around Faxaflói Bay. Departing right from Reykjavik, opt for a high-speed cruise or a relaxed, slower-paced cruise to facilitate your whale-watching adventure. You'll scour the sea for an incredible array of wildlife—look out for minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, porpoises and humpback whales as you cruise the Land of Fire and Ice.

Combine two exciting Icelandic activities into one day on a tour from Reykjavik. Your first activity is a whale-watching tour in Faxafloi Bay where you have the opportunity to see humpback and minke whales as well as dolphins and porpoises. Then, in the evening, board your vessel again for a northern lights tour that takes you away from the bright city lights.

Maximize your sightseeing time in Iceland with two unique outdoor experiences in one day. Explore the otherworldly Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel, known for its colorful rock formations, then visit Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and snorkel in the Silfra fissure between two tectonic plates.

Enjoy a special way to hunt for the northern lights when you set off an evening boat tour from Reykjavik. Once the night sets in, make your own way to the waterfront departure point, hop aboard your vessel, and keep your eyes to the skies: your guide will do everything they can to help you discover the aurora. While cruising, admire the coastline, look out for wildlife, and grab a snack or drink from the on-board café.

If you’ve got limited time in Iceland, and want to see the best of the Golden Circle and go snorkeling too, this tour is a great choice. You’ll save time organizing how to get between sites and leave te logistics to your guides as you visit many Iceland highlights in a day including Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir. With snorkeling at one of the world's top spots in Silfra.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind yacht cruise along the Reykjavik coast while chasing the northern lights on this evening tour from Reykjavik. Make your own way to the waterfront start point, hop aboard your vessel, and get cozy with blankets on the deck (or warm up in the inside area). As you cruise, look out for the aurora borealis, and sip a drink from the on-board café (additional expense).

Iceland is known for its whales and its volcanoes. With a little luck, you can enjoy both on this half-day tour with a difference. Start with a whale-watching cruise, with the chance of spotting minke whales, orcas, dolphins, and more as you admire Reykjavik’s islands and skyline. Continue to Lava Show in Reykjavik, featuring a close encounter with superheated real lava that pours into the auditorium.

After the elves, puffins are Iceland’s most adorable inhabitants. See them without wasting too much time on the water on this small-group tour by rigid inflatable boat (RIB) from Reykjavik. Your craft has a shallow draft so can get right up close to the island’s rocky shores and moves fast for an exhilarating ride. Provided overalls, gloves, and goggles keep you warm, while lifejackets keep you safe.

Two of the most magical summer attractions in Iceland are its whales and the midnight sun. You can experience both with this late-evening tour that maximizes your chances of seeing humpback and minke whales; white-beaked dolphins, and harbor porpoises in Faxaflói Bay under the warm glow of the nighttime sun. With a money-back guarantee, if nothing is seen on tour, you have nothing to lose!