
Eyjafjörður Whale Watching
Departs from Akureyri
Operated by Elding Adventure at Sea: a 3-hour whale-watching cruise in Eyjafjörður, with humpbacks, minkes, dolphins and harbour porpoises possible.
- From
- €102
- Duration
- 3 hr
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Pickup & meeting point
Meet Elding at the Whale Watching ticket office, Oddeyrarbót pier, Akureyri. Pickup/drop-off is unavailable.
Arrive 15 minutes before departure.
Highlights
- Humpback whales are common in Eyjafjörður; sightings are not guaranteed
- Possible minke whales, white-beaked dolphins and harbour porpoises
- Heated indoor saloon, viewing windows, warm overalls and blankets
- Complimentary return ticket if no whales or dolphins are seen
Themes
- wildlife
- photography
Included
- 2.5–3-hour whale-watching tour
- Warm overalls and blankets
- English live narration
- Wi-Fi, heated indoor saloon and large viewing windows
- Complimentary return ticket if no whales or dolphins are seen
Not Included
- Pickup and drop-off (not available)
- Refreshments (available to purchase on board)
From€102 / person
Online booking is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us and we'll help you reserve your tour.
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