ICELAND
Iceland's classics.
The 5 most popular scuba diving in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Small-group Silfra water visit in Thingvellir: drysuit, gear, UNESCO plates, and a warm-up with hot chocolate after.
“Glad that I had gotten my dry suit certification before travelling. The dive is a great experience! My guide was very helpful in getting everything set up, and outlining the dive.”
Swim the Silfra Fissure from Thingvellir in a small-group drysuit scuba tour, with clear-water sights, expert guidance, and warm snacks.
“We had an amazing experience scuba diving in the Silfra Fissure with Arctic Adventures Iceland, and a huge part of that was thanks to our guide, Franceska—she was absolutely amazing.”
Reykjavik pickup for a small-group scuba outing at Silfra: dry-suit training check, UNESCO Thingvellir stop, and ultra-clear water between continents.
“This was an amazing dive. However, if you've never dived in a wetsuit you need to be aware that it is quite different. Be prepared for much more weight. Also the dive goes up and down quite a bit so don't be surprized when you are almost at the surface.”
Silfra in Þingvellir: dry-suit scuba between continents, 100m+ visibility, UNESCO setting, small group, gear included, pickup option.
“Es war ein unglaubliches Erlebnis zwischen den zwei Platten zu tauchen. Organisation war höchst proffesionell, von der Ausrüstung bis zum Tauchgang Briefing. Großes Lob an unseren Guide Dominica! Zum Abschluß gab es noch einen heißen Kakao. Na zdraví!”
Scuba between tectonic plates in Iceland’s Silfra with 100m+ visibility, dry suits, and Þingvellir UNESCO scenery.
“Filip was a great and very friendly dive master, Equipment was flawless and I had a great time!”
