Seafood with a story
Seriously delicious
Infinite deliciousness
At Sea Tales we love seafood so much that we want everyone to enjoy it for as long as possible. Unfortunately, this is not a given. That’s why we make sure that we only work with small fishing communities around the world who fish with respect to nature. This way the oceans get the best treatment out there and these unique fishing companies can last. And better yet, you can enjoy seriously good seafood for a longer time.
Just taste it
All our seafood is caught with respect to nature – and we can tell you exactly from which sea or ocean and by who caught your fish. As we always like to say when it comes to eating seafood: “Know what you eat, eat what you know.”
Meet & greet
What journey has your meal made? Click on the fisheries on the map and discover the background story of our fish.
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AliceAtlantic salmonRognan, Norway -
MaxineKeta salmonEmmonak, Alaska (USA) -
JohnnaSockeye salmonEkuk, Alaska (USA) -
BrianSockeye salmonCook Inlet, Alaska (USA) -
JackAlbacore tunaSan Diego, California (USA) -
NemesioAnchoviesGetaria, Spain -
JorgeAnchoviesMar del Plata, Argentina -
BirgirMackerelFaroe Islands -
DavidCornish sardinesNewlyn, Cornwall (UK) -
ZakySkipjack tunaMandhoo, Maledives -
DatangSkipjack tunaBitung, Indonesia -
ThornsteinnCod and haddockPatreksfjörõur, Iceland
Catch of the day
On our news page we tell you all about our trips, book launches and collaborations – and every now and then we treat you to a sneak peek of upcoming projects.
The Sea Tales- Findex
To catch a big fish, you only need a little bit of bait. Same goes with conscious decisions: they start with small steps. Every time you choose a Sea Tales-product, our Findex rises and you contribute to change. Are you in? Let’s make the number grow!
Fishy dishes
Cooking with fish is more fun and easier than you might think. But be warned: once you get a taste for it, odds are you don’t want anything else.