



by Adventure Vikings
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$378The tour begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Reykjavik, followed by a 45-minute drive to Thingvellir National Park, where Silfra fissure is located. On the way, travelers can see the park’s natural surroundings. Upon arrival, a certified PADI Divemaster or Instructor briefs participants on safety and helps with gearing up for snorkeling. This drysuit snorkeling tour lasts about 5 hours in total. You will spend 30 to 40 minutes snorkeling in Silfra, a glacial fissure known for its exceptionally clear water with visibility over 100 meters. The water flows through lava fields and is so pure it is safe to drink. Snorkeling here means navigating between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, separated by a gap of about 6 to 7 kilometers. The operator provides snorkeling equipment, and both drysuit and wetsuit options are available, allowing mixed groups to snorkel together. For the drysuit option, guests should bring their own thermal base layer and thick socks to stay warm. After snorkeling, participants walk back for about five minutes and receive hot chocolate to warm up. Underwater photos are taken throughout the snorkeling, with between 40 and 100 images captured depending on group size and skill. These photos will be available for free download a few days after the tour. The tour runs with small groups, with a maximum of six participants per guide, ensuring more personal attention.
Thingvellir National Park
The snorkeling takes place within Thingvellir National Park. During the drive through the park, participants can view some of its natural landscapes before arriving at Silfra.
Silfra Preparation and Snorkeling
From Reykjavik, the drive to Silfra takes about 45 minutes. After meeting the certified guide, participants gear up with snorkeling equipment and receive a safety briefing. They then spend 30 to 40 minutes snorkeling in the glacial fissure. After exiting the water, there is a five-minute walk back to the starting point and hot chocolate is served. Photos are taken during the snorkeling, with 40 to 100 images captured depending on group size and ability. Photos are available for free download a few days later. Participants using drysuits should bring their own thermal base layer and thick socks for warmth. Both wetsuit and drysuit options are offered, allowing mixed groups to snorkel together.
210 min
Silfra
Silfra is a fissure between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates with a gap of around 6-7km (4 miles). The water is glacial, filtered through lava fields for decades, and has an average visibility of over 100m (300ft). The water is so pure that swimmers can drink it directly while snorkeling.
40 min




by Adventure Vikings
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$378The tour begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Reykjavik, followed by a 45-minute drive to Thingvellir National Park, where Silfra fissure is located. On the way, travelers can see the park’s natural surroundings. Upon arrival, a certified PADI Divemaster or Instructor briefs participants on safety and helps with gearing up for snorkeling. This drysuit snorkeling tour lasts about 5 hours in total. You will spend 30 to 40 minutes snorkeling in Silfra, a glacial fissure known for its exceptionally clear water with visibility over 100 meters. The water flows through lava fields and is so pure it is safe to drink. Snorkeling here means navigating between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, separated by a gap of about 6 to 7 kilometers. The operator provides snorkeling equipment, and both drysuit and wetsuit options are available, allowing mixed groups to snorkel together. For the drysuit option, guests should bring their own thermal base layer and thick socks to stay warm. After snorkeling, participants walk back for about five minutes and receive hot chocolate to warm up. Underwater photos are taken throughout the snorkeling, with between 40 and 100 images captured depending on group size and skill. These photos will be available for free download a few days after the tour. The tour runs with small groups, with a maximum of six participants per guide, ensuring more personal attention.
Thingvellir National Park
The snorkeling takes place within Thingvellir National Park. During the drive through the park, participants can view some of its natural landscapes before arriving at Silfra.
Silfra Preparation and Snorkeling
From Reykjavik, the drive to Silfra takes about 45 minutes. After meeting the certified guide, participants gear up with snorkeling equipment and receive a safety briefing. They then spend 30 to 40 minutes snorkeling in the glacial fissure. After exiting the water, there is a five-minute walk back to the starting point and hot chocolate is served. Photos are taken during the snorkeling, with 40 to 100 images captured depending on group size and ability. Photos are available for free download a few days later. Participants using drysuits should bring their own thermal base layer and thick socks for warmth. Both wetsuit and drysuit options are offered, allowing mixed groups to snorkel together.
210 min
Silfra
Silfra is a fissure between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates with a gap of around 6-7km (4 miles). The water is glacial, filtered through lava fields for decades, and has an average visibility of over 100m (300ft). The water is so pure that swimmers can drink it directly while snorkeling.
40 min