Whale Watching

Watching whales has become one of the most common activities among foreign visitors to North Iceland. In fact, Húsavík and Eyjafjörður were among the first places in the country as a whole that offered whale-watching excursions.

The number of species, along with favourable weather and sea conditions, make North Iceland one of the best Icelandic areas for spotting whales. Skjálfandi and Eyjafjörður are sheltered bays, perfect for a boat ride on a summer's day, surrounded by birds and beautiful scenery. The experience becomes complete by seeing dolphins and minke, humpback or even blue whales play beside one of the particularly appealing oakwood boats used exclusively in North Iceland.

Watching a whale off North Iceland will fascinate anyone.

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Arctic Sea Tours

Whale watching from Dalvík is a wonderful adventure for the whole family.

Scandinavia Travel North

Scandinavia Travel North is a destination management company operating in Iceland, with special focus on the northern region of the country. Our staff knows the area, that is why our tagline is: Trav

Gentle Giants Whale Watching

We at Gentle Giants are proud to share with you our experience and welcome you onboard our boats. We offer a variety of tours on sea as well as tours combined with excursions on land with many of our co-operators.

Ambassador

Ambassador is a specialist whale watching tour company that offers a range of whale watching and marine wildlife adventures on Eyjafjörður fjord in North Iceland. Our whale watching tours are constr

Amazing North

Amazing North is a small family run tour operator with headquarters at Lake Myvatn. We offer snowmobile tours and personal tours around North Iceland with a local guide in carbon neutralized vehicles.

Nonni Travel

Nonni Travel aims to encourage the travel of foreign and Icelandic visitors to the region and can assist other agencies with clients wishing to travel to Iceland.

Strýtan Divecenter

The only geothermal cone found in the world you can scuba dive the other are found at 3000m or deeper. Strytan is rising from the the seafloor at a depth of 65m to 15m under the surface so the Strytan in Eyjafjörður is 50m high. Around 100 liters of freshwater per sek at 72°c is comming from the cone.