• Thingvellir National Park - Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in southwest Iceland, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and historical importance. Situated between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, the park features impressive lava fields, Þingvallavatn lake, and the historic Alþingi, Iceland’s first parliament, founded in 930 AD.

A standout feature of the park is Silfra, a glacial fissure with exceptionally clear waters providing unmatched visibility, where visitors can snorkel or dive between two continents. Þingvellir’s exceptional combination of natural beauty, history, and adventure makes it an essential destination in Iceland.

• Silfra - On this scuba diving adventure, participants will explore all four sections of Silfra. The experience begins with the Silfra Deep Crack, a narrow and winding passage near the entrance. As the dive progresses, the crack slightly widens into the Silfra Hall, leading to the Silfra Cathedral—the deepest point of the dive at 22 meters (72 feet) below the surface. Following the Cathedral, the journey continues into the magnificent Silfra Lagoon, the final section of the dive. At the exit platform, the guide will assist in removing fins, followed by a brief 300-meter (984-foot) walk back to the car park. If necessary, weights or gear can be removed to ease the walk, and there is an option to rest at the visitor entrance along the way.

• Reykjavik pick-up and drop-off
• Certified dive-master
• All necessary dive equipment
• Dry-suit dive in Silfra Fissure
• Dive between two continents
• Small group tour for personalized experience
• Hot chocolate & cookies

• Food and drinks

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Iceland’s glacial waters! The Silfra Fissure, situated in Þingvellir National Park, is renowned as one of the world’s premier diving locations. This 6-hour guided tour provides a unique opportunity to scuba dive between the Eurasian and North American continental plates, an extraordinary experience exclusive to this location.

Discover all four sections of Silfra, starting with the narrow Silfra Deep Crack and moving on to the magnificent Silfra Cathedral, where divers reach a depth of 22 meters (72 feet). The journey concludes at the Silfra Lagoon, where the crystal-clear waters and ethereal blue tones create a magical ending.

With visibility extending beyond 100 meters and stunning underwater rock formations, Silfra’s glacial waters present a world unlike any other. Whether captivated by the vibrant colors or the unique geological marvel of diving between two tectonic plates, this experience is as awe-inspiring as it is distinctive.

• Minimum age is 18 years old
• Please note that PADI open water license or comparable is required to be able to participate in this tour. As all dives are performed in a dry suit, it is required to have a dry-suit certification or at least 10 logged drysuit dives to be able to join the tour.
• Divers must supply their sizes of suit upon booking. It is recommended that your most recent dive has been within the last 2 years before diving in Silfra, as this dive is rated as a challenging dive.
• Since you will be wearing snorkeling/dive mask to see underwater, there can be nothing in the way of the seal to keep them from filling up with water; That is, you cannot wear glasses underneath the mask; you will have to go without them, so wear contact lenses or bring your own goggles with prescription.
• Please note: This is a challenging dive where you need to be capable of carrying heavy equipment up to 1300ft (400m).
• As divers are aware, it is strongly advised to wait 24 hours after diving to fly.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.