Towering sea cliffs
Hvanndalabjarg rises straight out of the ocean — the highest sea cliff in Iceland, and it looks even bigger from a jet ski.

Jet ski tours · Ólafsfjörður · North Iceland
Two-hour guided jet ski tours beneath Hvanndalabjarg, Iceland’s highest sea cliff — whales, puffins, seals and waterfalls you can only reach from the sea.
The 2-hour jet ski tour
From the harbour in Ólafsfjörður we ride out along the Tröllaskagi peninsula, under the sheer walls of Ólafsfjarðarmúli and Hvanndalabjarg — Iceland’s highest sea cliff — to corners of the coast that are hard or impossible to reach from land.
You’ll look up at mighty mountains from sea level, surrounded by the sound of seabirds on the cliffs, waterfalls tumbling into the ocean and, if we’re lucky, whales surfacing close by. Every tour is guided and kept small, so there is time to stop, look and take it all in.
What you might see
Hvanndalabjarg rises straight out of the ocean — the highest sea cliff in Iceland, and it looks even bigger from a jet ski.
Minke and humpback whales feed in these waters, and playful dolphins sometimes ride alongside the group.
The bird cliffs are alive in summer, and curious seals often pop up to watch us pass.
Waterfalls drop straight into the sea along a coastline with no roads — the only way in is by water.
Wildlife is wild: sightings are common but never guaranteed.
All gear included
We ride Yamaha WaveRunners that seat two, and we kit you out head to toe for Arctic water. Wear a warm base layer — we take care of the rest.
Keeps you dry and insulated from the cold North Atlantic.
Warm, grippy boots — no need to bring your own.
Warm hands on the handlebars the whole ride.
Talk to your guide and the group while you ride.
Worn by every rider and passenger, every trip.
Free photos and video from your trip to take home.
What guests say
Guests talk about the fjord scenery, close encounters with whales, dolphins, seals and puffins — and a crew that makes everyone feel safe on the water.
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