All year
3 hours
Moderate
No
17 Years
ISK 34.990
Experience one of the world’s most unique dive sites on a Silfra Diving Tour in Iceland. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Silfra Fissure in Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Swim between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates while exploring an underwater landscape of volcanic rock and brilliant blue water. Silfra is famous for exceptional underwater visibility, which can exceed 100 metres.
This 4-hour experience is a demanding diving tour for qualified and experienced dry suit divers.
Silfra lies within the rift valley at Þingvellir, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates move apart.
During your dive, explore the clear glacial water and dramatic rock formations of this remarkable fissure.
The water filters through underground lava fields before reaching Silfra. As a result, it offers exceptional clarity and creates one of Iceland’s most famous underwater experiences.
Silfra is famous around the world for its clear blue water and incredible visibility.
As you dive through the fissure, discover deep volcanic rock formations and bright green algae beneath the surface.
With visibility that can exceed 100 metres, the underwater scenery offers a completely different view of Iceland’s volcanic landscape.
A certified Divemaster or Dive Instructor leads your Silfra diving experience.
All required rental dive equipment designed for cold-water diving is included. In addition, the tour includes the national park entrance fee.
During freezing winter conditions, the diving plan may change. If temperatures fall below 0°C, the tour may include one extended dive instead of two to help prevent equipment from freezing.
The Silfra Diving Tour in Iceland is for experienced divers only.
To participate, you must provide either:
You must bring your dry suit certificate or qualifying dive log with you.
In addition, all guests must review the required Diving in Silfra Handbook and Dive Medical Questionnaire before the tour. If the medical questionnaire requires medical clearance, you must bring a doctor’s note.
The minimum age is 18 years.
This is a meet-on-location Silfra diving tour. The meeting point is at Silfra Car Park in Þingvellir National Park.
Guest parking is at Þingvellir Parking P5, approximately a 5-minute walk from the meeting point. Parking fees are not included.
From P5, walk approximately 400 metres back along the road towards the dive vehicles and look for the Arctic Adventures van.
Please be ready to meet your guide 15 minutes before your scheduled departure.
Overall, this Silfra Diving Tour in Iceland offers qualified divers the chance to explore crystal-clear glacial water between two tectonic plates in one of Iceland’s most extraordinary natural settings.
Yes. This tour is for experienced divers. You must provide a Dry Suit Certification or proof of at least 10 logged dry suit dives within the last two years.
The minimum age is 18 years.
The tour meets at the Silfra meeting point in Þingvellir National Park. Guest parking is at Þingvellir Parking P5, around a 5-minute walk away.
No. Glasses cannot be worn under the diving mask. Please wear contact lenses or bring your own prescription mask.
If temperatures fall below 0°C, the tour may operate one extended dive instead of two to help prevent diving equipment from freezing.
Park at Þingvellir Parking P5 and walk approximately 400 metres to the Silfra meeting point.
Look for the Arctic Adventures dive vehicle and be ready to meet your guide 15 minutes before departure.
Meet your certified Divemaster or Dive Instructor and prepare for the dive.
Your guide will provide the required cold-water diving equipment and go through the experience before entering Silfra.
Remember to bring your Dry Suit Certification or proof of 10 logged dry suit dives within the last two years.
Enter the crystal-clear water of Silfra Fissure and begin your dive between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
Explore the underwater volcanic landscape while enjoying the exceptional visibility that makes Silfra one of Iceland’s most famous dive sites.
Continue through Silfra and experience its clear blue water, volcanic rock formations and unique underwater scenery.
Your certified guide leads the dive and helps you safely experience this remarkable part of Þingvellir National Park.
During winter, conditions may affect the diving plan. If temperatures fall below 0°C, the tour may include one extended dive instead of two to prevent equipment from freezing.
After your dive, return to the meeting area and change out of your diving equipment.
The complete Silfra Diving Tour in Iceland takes approximately 4 hours, including preparation and the guided diving experience.
Silfra, Thingvellir National Park