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Whale watching has become one of Iceland's most cherished pastimes - boats de-
part throughout the year (limited service in the colder months) to catch a glimpse of
these lurking beasts as they wave their fins and spray the air. The northern waters
around Húsavík and Akureyri are a haven for feeding creatures (usually minke and
fin species); travellers who are short on time can hop on a boat that departs directly
from downtown Reykjavík. In winter, it's possible to see orcas crash through the fri-
gid waters - the best point of departure is the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.
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