Iceland is an ideal feed ground that attracts almost 23 species of whales. It is considered the whale capital of Europe, and the whaling industry created a boost to its tourism. If you are lucky already, you would see all 23 whale species going around the Icelandic sea. Among the species that can be spotted in Iceland are the following: Minke Whales It is one of the most common species, and you would often spot them in most areas of the Icelandic waters. They are abundant during the summers while few in winters. Humpback whales These whales are also common in Iceland. You can see them during summers and would amuse you once you spot them. They are famous for their energetic behavior in the ocean. Humpback whales are one of the most adorable and charming. White-beaked dolphins The species usually is the most abundant in the country. However, you can often spot white-beaked dolphins throughout the year. They are also energetic and playful, like the humpbacks. Orcas or killer whales If you want to see the world’s largest dolphin, Iceland has it for you. There are almost 5,000 of them circling through the North Atlantic Ocean. You can have a higher chance of coming closer to them in the summers. You can see them on the South Coast and Snæfellsnes Peninsula, too. Pilot whales Another friendly creature from the same whale family is the pilot whales. They are around 35,000 in numbers; thus, it is a higher possibility to see one of them during your whale-watching.