REYKJAVIK · SAILING
The best days on the water.
The 6 most popular reykjavik tours. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
3-hour whale watching from Reykjavik on the Amelia Rose yacht, with panoramic decks, warm blankets, and expert spotting of humpbacks.
Most Popular“lovely yacht and fantastic experience. the guide was amazing and very knowledgeable. We managed to see lots of dolphins and 2 hump backs. Highly recommended.”
2-hour northern lights yacht cruise from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor with three panoramic decks, warm blankets, and a cozy bar.
“great way to see the northern lights. the yacht was in great condition with a well stocked bar. guide was really friendly and was more than happy to take pictures for you, even offering to o change the settings on your camera phone to get the best possible outcome. would highly recommend.”
3 hours on a Reykjavik yacht in Faxafloi Bay to spot whales, dolphins, and summer puffins, with warm blankets and onboard WiFi.
“Everything was perfect but the parking instructions. We saw many whales and dolphins as well as puffins. We got the big yatch but was not too overcrowded so we could spot everything with no issues :)”
Yacht whale watching from Reykjavík’s Old Harbour with expert spotting, city views from the water, and a free return if you miss whales.
“We did all our boat trips with this company and really enjoyed them all. Informative and staff were excellent.”
Reykjavik whale watching on a yacht from Old Harbour: learn from guides, spot minke/humpback whales and dolphins, warm up onboard, and get a second tour if none.
“The boat is rocky and many folks got sick but we did see two humpback whales. The captains do their best to find the whales.”
Chase the northern lights on a warm Reykjavik yacht cruise with whale-spotting in Faxaflói Bay, plus onboard Wi‑Fi and a return ticket if missed.
“The whole ride up for this experience is misleading starting with the picture of the yacht and all the northern lights around it. Then it says we’re gonna sail out past islands to where there’s no light pollution in reality. All we did was sale a couple of minutes out into the harbor, there was…”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
