The best time depends on your desired species: Orcas can be seen almost daily from January to March, with the peak in February. Sperm Whale & Pelagic Wildlife Tours start in April, where sperm whales are seen almost daily, as well as orcas, dolphins and the occasional blue whale.

Boarding is at 8:00 am, departure at 8:30 am. Please arrive 30 minutes in advance.

The expedition lasts a whole day, return approx. 16:30 (depending on weather and animal observations).

Seas may occur; we sail on a stable catamaran, but preventive measures against seasickness are recommended.

Lunch, tea/coffee, snacks and drinks are included. Please indicate any special diets in advance.

Wear weatherproof, quick-drying clothing, bring warm layers, a hat and non-slip shoes.

Yes, children aged 10 and over are welcome; proof of age may be required.

No, sightings are very likely, but not guaranteed. If there is no sighting, the “No Whale Policy” applies: participation in a replacement expedition at no extra cost.

The expedition may be canceled in the event of poor conditions. Cancellations are usually made three days in advance; changes at short notice are possible. Rain or swell do not automatically lead to a cancellation.

Photos are primarily used for scientific purposes. A “Crew Report” with the best pictures is published daily on Facebook; some photos are also available for purchase.