Whale Watching in North Iceland Hauganes – Welcome to Iceland’s Oldest!
We ended our 2018 whale watching season on November the 20th. We’re are extremely happy with the season as we saw humpback whales (the most fun ones) in 99% of our tours, which is a unique success rate! We want
We’ve had lovely tours the recent days with numerous humpback whales here just north from Hauganes. If you are in the area you can still join us for our 13:30 (1:30 pm) tours until the 20th of November. Over and
Amazing tours we are doing these days as a huge pod of humpback whales is now just a few minutes north from Hauganes. Really good weather as well the next days for whale watching.
Such lovely day’s we’re having here in our lovely fjord. We’ve been seeing numerous whales here just north from Hauganes and we expect the next weeks to be really beautiful!
Such lovely days we’ve had here where we’ve been seeing up to 40 humpback whales in our tours. When it comes to whale watching, North Iceland and Hauganes is the place to be! 😍🐋
We’ve had some fantastic recent days whale watching where we’ve seen humpback whales in all our tours but also minke whales and harbour porpoises. When it comes to whale watching, North Iceland is definitely the place to be these days!
Such lovely whale watching tours we’ve had here from Hauganes the recent weeks. We’ve been seeing up to 20 humpback whales here feeding, minke whales and harbor porpoises. The weather has been fantastic which makes our beautiful fjord even prettier.
After a few days of rather bad weather here in north Iceland we are finally going out today as the forecast today is good. Heading to the north we expect to see humpback whales and even an iceberg. See you
Well it’s not always rainbows and butterflies here in lovely Hauganes as we’ve been having rather bad weather here the recent two days. However, the weather will improve substantially this evening and this weekend will be much better here in
We’ve been watching our dear friend and humpback whale Spot the resent weeks here close to Hauganes. He’s been showing up here for at least 10 years now and is growing even bigger every year. Such a pleasure seeing him