Exploration Dive in Silfra Fault in Þingvellir National Park, near Reykjavík

Are you a certified scuba diver and have you ever dived in a drysuit? Then don't miss the exploration dive in the Silfra fault in Iceland!

One of the most exceptional freshwater diving sites in the world, the Silfra Fault offers a spectacular environment for diving in Iceland, in the heart of the Thingvellir (Þingvellir) National Park. At depths of up to 40 metres, this fissure between the Eurasian and American tectonic plates features astonishing rock formations that are easy to observe thanks to the incomparable clarity of the water: even at a depth of 18 metres (the legal maximum depth at which you will dive), you will be able to see up to 100 metres in front of you!

With a dive master accompanying a maximum of 3 divers, you will enjoy a privileged diving experience in the Silfra fault. Equipped with all the necessary equipment, you will enter waters with a temperature of between 2 and 4°C, protected by your neoprene drysuit. Once underwater, all you have to do is admire the underwater landscape around you, following the dive master who will show you what not to miss during your exploration dive in the Silfra fault.

A must-do activity if you are a certified diver, this exploration dive in Silfra is just waiting for you, even from Reykjavík! And if you would like to discover the Silfra Fault, but unfortunately don't have any diving certification or drysuit diving experience, don't hesitate to opt for the Silfra Fault snorkelling activity.