Even though the summer is soon over, Elding's captain Magnús "the magnificent“ is nowhere near to surrender. Therefore the sea angling season has been extended. Throughout September we will continue to offer daily sea angling tours at 11 o‘clock , but we‘ve set the minimum number of passengers to 5

Elding's sea angling tours are getting more popular every year. This year has been a success with wonderful weather and great catch. We will operate the daily departures at 11:00 to August 31st so in the next days is the last chance to join us. Private sea angling tours

Reykjavik Culture Night has become an essential part of cultural life in Iceland with thousands of people strolling the streets of the city on this exciting and eventful night. Culture Night offers the chance to enjoy a variety of activities ranging from traditional shows and exhibitions to more unusual

These are the last days of the puffin season as there are very few individuals left in the colonies out off Reykjavik. The charismatic puffins arrive in Iceland in April and depart in mid August. The puffins lay one egg per year and keep the same mate every season. Rearing

Next Friday Elding will offer a queer cruise to support the Reykjavik Gay Pride. We will depart at 21:30 from the Old harbour of Reykjavik and sail for about one hour around the islands out off Reykjavik. Disco and pop music will be played on the tour and we'll have

This weekend is one of the most busy ones on the roads of Iceland. Fortunately Viðey remains calm and beautiful and welcomes all those who prefer a romantic day in Icelandic nature. Viðey island is only but a few minutes away from down-town Reykjavik. It takes about 4 minutes to get

The weekly walk on Tuesday July 27th will be led by Guðlaug Elísabet Ólafsdottir, Project Manager of Viðey. The island is filled with old sagas and mysterious tales from the past and they will all be revealed on Tuesday. A true challenge for the curious and courageous.

Monday July 26th its a full moon in Aquarius and it‘s a great opportunity to celebrate universal love and humanitarian issues. Halla Frímannsdóttir or Ms. Moon Healer (Halla Himintungl in Icelandic) as she always called has been studying for over two decades spiritual