Whales of Iceland

The Whales of Iceland is a unique interactive museum in Reykjavik, Iceland. It will give visitors an insight into the most iconic marine mammals of beautiful Iceland. The museum features life-size models of various whale species that can be found in Icelandic waters, including humpback whales, beaked whales, and killer whales.
The museum's exhibits provide detailed information on the anatomy, behavior and habitat of different whale species, as well as the challenges they face in the wild. Through interactive displays and videos, visitors can learn about the hunting history of whales in Iceland, as well as current conservation efforts being made to protect them.
The museum also has an augmented reality app that allows visitors to explore whale models in more detail and learn about their unique features. The museum is also home to a whale research center in Iceland and carries out rescue and protection work.
One of the main attractions of the Icelandic Whale museum is the 23 life-size whale models on display. These models are meticulously detailed and perfect like living specimens. The models are displayed in a large hall, with special light and sound effects creating a realistic underwater environment.
The museum also features a virtual reality (VR) experience that allows visitors to gain insight into whales in their natural habitat. The VR experience takes visitors on a journey across the ocean, where they can see whales swimming, diving and socializing with each other.
The Icelandic Whale Museum also has a gift shop offering a wide range of products related to Iceland's marine mammals. These include books, clothing and souvenirs, all carefully selected to help raise awareness about the importance of whale conservation.