Reykjavik: Whale Watching and Dolphin Watching Yacht Cruise
Western Region, Iceland, Reykjavik
Escape the crowds for an intimate, personalized adventure on a motor yacht tour from Reykjavik. Discover whales and dolphins in Faxafloi Bay and enjoy sweeping views from the observation deck.
Whale Watching Yacht Cruise in Reykjavik
Experience whale watching in Reykjavik's Faxafloi Bay aboard comfortable yachts, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Highlights
- Discover the wildlife of the bay, including whales and dolphins
- Admire the coastline and nearby islands around Reykjavik
- See various sea birds, including puffins during summer months
Description
Set sail from Reykjavik's Old Harbor on the MY Harpa or MY Amelia Rose, operated by the family-owned Harpa Yachts with decades of experience. This whale watching cruise offers a close encounter with Icelandic marine life in the beautiful Faxafloi Bay.
Watch for majestic whales and playful dolphins while cruising along the bay. From mid-May to mid-August, spot puffins among the sea birds. The scenic coastline features mountains, Reykjavik landmarks, and islands providing a memorable backdrop.
Onboard knowledgeable guides share insights about local wildlife. The yachts offer panoramic views from the observation deck, perfect for photographs. Warm blankets are provided to keep you comfortable throughout the journey. Additionally, onboard Wi-Fi allows you to share photos live during the cruise.
Includes
- Warm blankets
- Wi-Fi access
- Yacht cruise
- Ticket for a free return cruise if no sightings occur
Important Information
- Puffins are visible approximately from mid-May to mid-August
- Main yachts used: MY Harpa (70 feet, 35 passengers) and MY Amelia Rose (105 feet, 95 passengers)
- Both yachts feature a lounge, bar, salon, fly-bridge, and ample inside and outside seating areas
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
For the best experience, dress warmly and bring a camera. Summer months provide the highest chance to see puffins.