Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience with a snorkeling tour of Silfra fissure! Float between two tectonic plates, between the continents, in the clearest water in the world (100m+ visibility) while admiring the mesmerizing colo... More

You'll arrive at Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once there, you'll take a short journey through the volcanic, moss-laden fields of the park. Here, you will listen as your friendly and experienced PADI ... More

Snorkel between two continents during this incredible experience in Thingvellir National Park. After pickup from your Reykjavik hotel, travel to the UNESCO-listed national park. Then, wrestle into your provided dry suit and head o... More

Snorkel in between two continents at one of the top diving sites in the planet! Silfra is located in Iceland’s National Park, Thingvellir. It is a fissure that was formed by the divergent tectonic drift of the Eurasian and Nort... More

Discover the underwater wonderland that glitters beneath the surface of Silfra Fissure in Thingvellir National Park on this 2 hour snorkeling tour. Accompanied by a certified Padi Diveguide that will lead you through the crystal-c... More

Being able to snorkel in the Silfra fissure is a privilege that mother nature literally opened up for us. Silfra is a big 'crack' in the ground located in Thingvellir on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge formed as two tectonic plates move ap... More

Snorkeling in Silfra is truly once in a lifetime experience! National Geographic describes Silfra as one of the top dive sites in the world. Combine that with the amazing Golden Circle tour from Reykjavík which includes Geysir, G... More

Snorkeling in a wetsuit in Iceland is something that may sound crazy but it can be one of the most rewarding things you can ever do. Hearing what our guides know and what our customers say after the tour is the reason we offer the... More

Experience the ultimate adventure with our Golden Circle tour in Reykjavik! Dive into the breathtaking Silfra Fissure for an unforgettable snorkeling excursion. Warm up afterward with delicious hot chocolate before embarking on a ... More

Silfra fissure is one of the top dive sites in the world, situated in Thingvellir National Park, only about 50 kilometers from Reykjavik. You can either head to the Sky Lagoon after the tour or move your reservation for another ti... More

Embark on an unforgettable adventure combining two of Iceland’s most breathtaking experiences. Begin your journey with a thrilling exploration of Raufarhólshellir, one of Iceland's longest and most renowned lava tunnels. Locat... More

Enjoy Silfra snorkeling with a private guide. Silfra Fissure is 2-4 degrees temperature. Choose between a drysuit or a wetsuit for a Viking experience as we spend about 30 - 40 minutes max in the crystal clear water. A wetsuit all... More

The Private Silfra Snorkel Tour by Freedive Iceland offers travelers a unique opportunity to explore the stunning underwater world of Silfra, one of the top dive sites in the world. This tour is designed for those who prefer sno... More

Silfra fissure exists due to the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates separating around 2 centimeters a year – leaving a rift in the landscape between them. This rift is filled with glacial water from Langjökull glacier ... More

The Whale Watching Activity is in the whale watching capital of the world: Húsavík. The activity lasts approximately 3 hours. Litlaá, meaning "Little River," is located near the northern coast of Iceland. This is an unusual sp... More

Both snorkeling spots are located approx 15 min from each other making this combo a great addition to a Diamond Circle selfdrive. Nesgjá is a fresh water fissure with the crystal clear water that is so unique to Iceland. It is ... More

Litlaá, meaning "Little River," is located near the northern coast of Iceland. This is an unusual spot to find warm water, but thanks to a nearby geothermal active area, we get to enjoy snorkeling in water with a temperature of a... More

Nesgjá is a lovely fresh water fissure with the crystal clear water that is so unique to Iceland. It is often called the Silfra of the North as it has such similar qualities as the famous Silfra in the South. Tension in the tect... More

Alpine lake we will be hiking to is not accessible any how different then by feet. It is not possible to use a boat for watersports at that location. Using our gear and experience, we can make it happen there or nearly at any wate... More

Litlaá, meaning "Little River," is located near the northern coast of Iceland. This is an unusual spot to find warm water, but thanks to a nearby geothermal active area, we get to enjoy snorkeling in water with a temperature of a... More