Tuesday, March 25, 2014
FINAL COUNTDOWN
Our first tour of the year will leave Húsavík harbour on Tuesday, April 1st at 9:45, according to schedule. We hope for flat sea, blue skies and a bay full of whales.
Our first tour of the year will leave Húsavík harbour on Tuesday, April 1st at 9:45, according to schedule. We hope for flat sea, blue skies and a bay full of whales.
Time flies and soon, soon our first whale watching tour of the year will leave harbour again - scheduled 1st April at 9:45. Earlier than ever before!The premier trip of the year is often one of the most exciting ones during the whole season.
Yet another exciting season is coming up and preparations are in full swing. One important event is the Mid-Atlantic Tradeshow which is held this weekend; an annual workshop in Reykjavík, organised by Icelandair.
To improve our service, we have now launched a new booking system that makes it possible for our customers not only to reserve, but at the same time pay in advance (on scheduled tours). The system is user-friendly and you find it on your chosen tour's own page.
At Gentle Giants we are now busy planning and preparing to make the upcoming season even better than the previous one. But before leaving last year behind, we would like to share with you some of our top memories from the season 2013.Click the embedded links to see the articles.
Take a look at our new Sales Manual for 2014 - and get inspired!
Preparations for season 2014 are in full swing. All prices will remain the same and you find the information you need about our products under the tab tours and bookings.If you want to come in contact with us, please send an email to: info@gentlegiants.
Season 2013 has come to an end. On behalf of Gentle Giants I want to thank all of our passengers, cooperators and crew for making yet another summer so memorable. We have already started looking forward to- and preparing for next year.
September has been a good month with different whales and weather conditions coming and going. We never know before a tour what, where or when whales - big or small - might be encountered. That is also what makes whale watching so exciting; every trip is a new adventure for both pasengers and crew.