Whale watching Iceland | Booking

Thank you for choosing Whale Watching Iceland Tours from Hauganes!

 
We look forward to seeing you and bringing you closer to the whales that live in our neighbourhood! We offer two tours: Our classic Whale Watching and Sea Angling which includes a few moments of Sea Angling at the end of the Whale Watching tour, and 100% Whale Watching which has no Sea Angling included. Both tours are approx 2,5-3 hours. Note there are different departure times. Use the dropdown list below to select your tour.

Loading…

If you have any problem booking please call us at +354 867 0000 or send us an email to whales@whales.is and we will help you out. We accept VISA and MASTERCARD.

Use our exclusive promo code 10OFF during checkout for a 10% discount on your booking.

Prices include 11% VAT. Included: 2-3 hour guided tour, coffee and refreshments, fishing rods and warm overalls. Our boats have free open WiFi.

 

Booking terms:

Weather and sea conditions
Tours are dependent on weather and sea conditions. For your safety and comfort, we reserve the right to change or cancel departures, even with short notice, should weather or other conditions change. In case of cancellations due to weather, customers receive a full refund or can change their departure depending on availability.

Cancellation policy:
Reservations can be cancelled 24 hrs prior to departure without penalty. Cancellations received less than 24 hrs prior to departure will be charged full price.

Location

Whale Watching Hauganes is located in a small fishing village called Hauganes on the west coast of Eyjafjörður bay in northeast Iceland, just 30 min drive north of Akureyri on road 82.

Please arrive in Hauganes at least 30 minutes before departure.
We offer warm extra clothing, but we still recommend that passengers bring their own warm and waterproof clothes.

[Google_Maps_WD id=2 map=2]

We are located at approx. 30 min drive from Akureyri in the direction towards Dalvík. When driving from Akureyri our intersection to Hauganes to the right is clearly marked with flags and a mockup whale tail.