Iceland whale watching trips
Humpbacks, minkes and dolphins from Reykjavík, Akureyri and Húsavík.
Iceland whale watching trips in Iceland: 36 bookable options with live Tourdesk pricing. Humpbacks, minkes and dolphins from Reykjavík, Akureyri and Húsavík. Compare below, or browse all Iceland tours.
All iceland whale watching trips
Akureyri Classic Whale Watching
Akureyri Classic Whales in the Midnight Sun
ATV & Whale Watching
Buggy & Whales
Classic Whale Watching from Dalvík
Húsavík Original Whale Watching
Húsavík: Small-Family Run, Responsible Whale Watching
Northern lights Combo
Reykjavík Classic Whales in the Midnight Sun
Reykjavík Whales & Imagine Peace Tower
Reykjavík Whales & Puffins
Silent Whale Watching (Carbon-Neutral)
Whale Watching
Whale Watching
Whale watching - Downtown Reykjavík
Whale Watching & Dolphin Yacht Cruise
Whale Watching & Whales of Iceland Museum
Whale Watching and Sea Angling Tour
Whale Watching Cruise from Reykjavík
Whale Watching Ólafsvík - Snaefellsnes
Whale Watching Tour w/ Transfer from Akureyri
Whales & Auroras
Whales & Horses
Whales & Sea Angling
Akureyri Express Whales & Eyjafjord
Akureyri Express Whales in the Midnight Sun
Big Whale Safari & Puffins
Big Whales & Puffins RIB boat tour
Express Whale Watching From Dalvík
Midnight Sun Tour
Premium Whales & Midnight Sun
Whale Watching Eyjafjörður: From Árskógssandur
Whale Watching Hólmavík - Westfjords
Whale Watching in Ísafjarðardjúp
04B - The Sea Horse
100% Whale WatchingAbout iceland whale watching trips in Iceland
Whale season in Iceland runs April to October, peaking June through August when feeding brings humpbacks and minke whales close to shore. Some boats sail all year: the northern fjords stay sheltered enough that winter trips out of Akureyri still go, and orcas show up off Snæfellsnes in late winter chasing herring.
Where matters as much as when. Húsavík built its name on whales and has the highest sighting rates in the country; Akureyri sails a calm fjord, which is the seasickness-friendly option; Reykjavík is the convenient one if the old harbour is a ten-minute walk from your hotel. Seeing whales in Iceland is never guaranteed, so most operators hand out a free second trip if the sea shows you nothing.


