Enjoy the unique New Year’s Eve Firework Cruise and maybe a glimp of the northern lights if we are lucky.
The fireworks on New Year’s Eve in Reykjavik are a spectacular sight, when each and every family put on their own firework show. Now you can view the fireworks from the ocean with a great view to Reykjavik city.
We operate all kind of sea tours. E.g. sea angling where we bbq the catch, whale watching, puffin watching, northern lights tours during the winter from September to April 15th., evening cruise and midnight sun during the bright nights in the summer and all on a beautiful 70 foot yacht.
Einar was a fantastic guide for Reykjavik and the Golden Circle. He was wonderful beforehand in keeping in touch. His information was complete, easy to understand, and most... read more
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