Overview
Silfra, in Þingvellir National Park about 50 km from Reykjavík, is rated among the top dive sites in the world: a freshwater fissure some 60 metres deep between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, filled with filtered glacier water so clear that snorkeling it feels like flying.
In this classic version of the tour you snorkel in a drysuit. Layers of insulating fabric keep you completely dry and warm while you float over the fissure, making it the comfortable choice if you would rather take in the canyon at your own pace than brave the 2–4°C water in neoprene. If you want to duck-dive below the surface instead, have a look at our wetsuit version of this tour.
No diving licence or previous experience is needed. Your guide briefs you on shore, fits all the gear, and takes free underwater photos of you between the plates — and hot chocolate is waiting when you come out of the water.
Book it as a self-drive tour and meet your guide at Silfra, or choose the option with pick-up and drop-off in downtown Reykjavík — switch between the two with the toggle in the booking calendar.





