For whale watching big storms are not very good, but for team building they can be really useful.The other day when the weather was too rough to run whale watching we decided to use the time on a staff trip.
For people who really love whales we offer a muti-trip pass which means that you pay for one tour a day but can go on as many as you want and manage.Exactly that did Micha Jones from Germany; three days intense whale watching and those are his own words;"GG provides one of the best guided tours I‘ve ever been too! The location is just amazing (and the weather also was the last 3 days)! It was a great adventure to go out to the whales with Sylvía, Faldur and of course the incredible Amma Sigga! And don‘t forget the cool captains and the skilled and knowledge packed guides on all the beautiful tours! We found whales on every of my seven trips with GG and be sure: I‘ll be back! Best wishes and go on, Mischa Jones, Germany 10th July 2012" Mischa - one of our multi-trip passengers - happy after successful days on board our boats.
Yesterday was another beautiful day of first class whale watching in Skjálfandi Bay. From early morning until late evening several humpback whales were swimming, chilling and exercising in the bay.
THREE BLUE WHALES have entered our bay. No one knows for how long they will stay but they are out there at this very moment. Passengers on board our boats are watching the world's biggest animals. You can get the chance too, with us at Gentle Giants.
We are proud to present our Big Whale Safari tour being considered as a hidden treasure handpicked by picky people at HandPicked Iceland. In Handpicked's folder "shop & play 2012-2013" you find us.
After storm comes sunshine - whale watching tours will depart today according to schedule - 8:45-9:45-12:00-13:15-15:15-16:45 and 20:15. We will even add another extra GG7 Big Whale Safari tour today on our RHIB Amma Sigga so tours will depart at 12:30-17:00 and 19:00. The bay has still been very lively with humpback whales on our last tours - and hopefully will continue like that.
Sometimes we ask ourselves "Who is actually watching who...?". In this video you see a curious minke whale during one of our Big Whale Safari tours. It is recorded by our guide Elin. She says it was swimming back and forth like this for ten minutes, just investigating who they were.
The other day we got an email which we are very happy for: "Dear Gentle Giants Team, We have been on your GG7 tour on the 7th of june and would like to thank you for the wonderful experience. We've been very lucky to spot the first whales just outside the harbour, but then luck turned its back to us leaving us with no sightings for a couple of hours.
Except for regular whale watching options, puffin tours and sea-angling we also organise special trips upon request. Two nights ago we brought a group of Scandinavians over to Flatey for an evening of peaceful adventures.
Even though we get a lot of good feedback which indicates that the staff of Gentle Giants does a lot of good things, we can always improve and we try all the time.The company Gerum betur (“We do Better”) is owned and run by Margrét Reynisdóttir.
