Our Boats

Our top priority is safety & comfort, both for you & the whales!

Moby Dick

up to 40 PAX | Our main boat in 2023, 2024

Moby Dick is our beloved traditional Icelandic oak boat. Moby was built in the year of 1976 in a town in the south of Iceland called Hafnarfjörður and was originally used as a fishing vessel. Since then Moby has found a new purpose and now sails with up to 40 passengers at a time in the pristine waters of Skjálfandi bay in search for whales. and other marine life. Moby Dick is perfect for those who enjoy being one with nature and want a more intimate experience.

DAILY DEPARTURES
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A fishing boat named 'MOBY DICK' sailing in the ocean with four crew members dressed in red jackets standing on the bow, and one person in a yellow jacket on the bridge, with a mountain in the background.

A group of people on a boat wearing red and orange jackets, enjoying a day on the water with mountains in the background.

A white boat named Moby Dick on a body of water with mountains in the background. The boat has a wooden deck and a hatch with a glass window.

A group of people on a boat named 'Moby Dicky' wearing red life jackets, sailing on the ocean with a distant landmass in the background.

A wooden boat with people wearing red jackets sailing on the water with a distant shoreline and blue sky in the background.

A docked boat named 'MOBYDICK' with a wooden hull and white superstructure, moored to the dock with ropes, with a harbor and industrial buildings in the background under a cloudy sky.

A person on a boat watching a whale surfacing in the ocean.

A wooden fishing boat named Moby Dick is docked in a harbor with two people on board, one standing near the middle and the other near the wheelhouse, under a clear sky.

A boat with nautical flags flying, sailing on a body of water with a bridge and hills in the background.

Vinur

up to 48 PAX | New addition since July 2025

Our family has a long history of owning fishing boats with the name Vinur so this name was a given when we bought Vinur orignally named “Oyglimt” from Norway in November 2024. Vinur means friend in Icelandic.

Vinur has a license for 48 passengers. This boat has 2 indoor seating areas, 2 bathrooms and 3 different outdoor viewing platforms.

Vinur is perfect for families and for those you want to have the option of being indoors for a part of their journey. During colder months: April-may and September-December Vinur is our main vessel.

DAILY DEPARTURES:

A white and dark blue boat with colorful maritime signal flags sailing on a body of water, with hills, a bridge, and industrial buildings in the background.

A motorboat speeds through a fjord, creating a wake behind it, with snow-capped mountains and a small village with houses and red barns along the shore in the background.

A boat is cruising on a body of water near a small coastal village with colorful houses. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background.

A coastal village with colorful houses on a hillside overlooking the ocean, featuring a white boat docked near rocky shores, with snow-capped mountains in the background on a cloudy day.

Interior view of a bus or train with wooden stairs leading to another section. Two flat-screen monitors on each side, a fire extinguisher, and a person standing at a window in the upper section.

Interior of a cruise ship lounge with a black cushioned booth, a blue table with wooden trim, a television mounted on the wall, and a sign indicating a restroom, next to a large window.

Small cabin room with a black cushioned bench, a blue-top table, a wall-mounted flat-screen TV, a small window with a green safety sign, and a skylight letting in natural light.

A white boat docked at a harbor with a view of mountains in the background. The boat has a life ring attached to its side and a staircase leading to the entrance. The dock has a yellow and red safety barrier and rusty bollards with green ropes.

Small bathroom with a white sink, a toilet with toilet paper, a mirror, a soap dispenser, a paper towel dispenser, and a wood floor.

A harbor scene with a white and blue boat tied to the dock, with buildings and snow-covered hills in the background.