YACHT TRAVEL GUIDE
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 5 iceland yacht charters travellers step aboard most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, the size of the boat and the crew, and what a place aboard costs.
Sail from Reykjavík Old Harbor on the Amelia Rose for a 3-hour whale watching cruise with expert crew, triple decks, and warm blankets.
Most Popular“We had a brilliant time whale watching with Sea Trips Reykjavík. The boat was lovely, we saw two humpback whales and stayed with them for almost an hour. Would definitely recommend this tour.”
Reykjavik whale watching on a yacht with warm decks, expert spotting, and skyline views. Spot minke and humpbacks, plus a free return if none.
“We had a wonderful whale watching experience! We saw whales, seals and had the best time. It included two young children 10 and 8!”
3-hour whale and dolphin yacht cruise from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor with warm blankets, onboard Wi‑Fi live photos, and a second free tour if no sightings.
“Perfect afternoon we saw 3 humpback whales, lots of minke whales, pods of dolphins and porpoises. An excellent trip!”
Warm 2-hour Reykjavik yacht cruise for aurora and whale spotting, with onboard Wi‑Fi and a free return if lights don’t show.
“Booking was rescheduled to April 6th and transportation never showed up at the hotel. We waited for 1 hour”
Heated yacht from Reykjavik to Faxaflói Bay and Viðey Island, with aurora-hunting crew help, onboard bar, and a free re-try if lights fail.
“A last attempt to see the Northern Lights before we leave Iceland, this time by boat. We could not have made a better choice, the boat was warm and cosy with plenty of blankets and we got to see the lights. We had a warm welcome aboard from the guides and were given some interesting…”
Private charters, sunset sails and island-hopping runs, in the cruising grounds that do them best.
