Diving Tours
World class dives
Stuff you don’t see anywhere else than in Iceland, at least not on in this corner of the galaxy. Put on a dry suit & dive between two continents or in geothermally super heated water or in the Atlantic Ocean teeming with life. You can also combine these dive day trips with sight-seeing and other activities.
We offer you some amazing dive trips in Iceland
Unique dives in Iceland's astonishingly beautiful landscape. Our most popular Diving Day Tour is the Silfra Diving Day Tour and it is truly a bucket list item for every certified diver. In order to dive in Silfra or take part in any other scuba diving tour in Iceland you need to have dry suit diving experience. But don't despair, we offer the PADI Dry Suit Diver Speciality Course every day! You can also catch a good deal on our 2 day Package and learn dry suit diving on day one and dive Silfra on day two.
Other amazing Diving Day Tours in Iceland are our Geothermal Hot Spring Dive in lake Kleifarvatn or our Ocean Diver Tour.
For those of you who want to use your time in Iceland efficiently and do more than just dive Silfra in a single day, we recommend you have a look out our Combo Tours. Our Diving Silfra & the Golden Cirlce Tour is a great way to tick the essential Golden Circle Tour box while visiting Iceland and dive Silfra on the same day.
The other Combo Tours combine a dive in Silfra with a Whale Watching Tour or a Horseback Riding Tour or a Tour into one of the mysterious lava caves in Iceland.
During summer we recommend taking advantage of our Diving Silfra under the Midnight Sun Tour which brings you to Silfra in the late evening when very few people are around at Silfra and the National Park Thingvellir reveals its very special summer night atmosphere.
In the winter we offer our Silfra dives in combination with a Northern Lights Tour which is one of the absolute highlights for vistors to Iceland in that time of year.
If you would like to dive in Iceland more than just for one single dive day, we recommend you to have a look at our Multiple Day Dive Tours.
Frequently asked questions about our Diving Day Tours
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How far is it to Silfra from Reykjavik?
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It is about 60 km from Reykjavik to Silfra and it takes a little less than one hour to drive the distance by car, given the weather conditions are good. If you choose to drive to Silfra yourself and don‘t know the way, we recommend you to study the map before you hit the road. Silfra is located in Þingvellir National Park, which is a bit different from other national parks. At a point, when you turn into road 36, you will feel like you are driving into the middle of nowhere. Please do not turn around, just keep going straight until you see our company cars which are parked at the Silfra Meeting Point, you then drive a little further to parking lot P5 to park. If at anytime you feel lost please do not hesitate to call our office for help.
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I forgot my certification card. Is there any way to look my certification up online?
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If you are PADI or SSI certified we can often look you up online. We need you full name (incl. middle name) and your birth date, as it appears on your certification card, before the tour starts. Please be aware that both PADI and SSI sometimes have glitches in their website/data imput, which results in your records not being findable. If you are certified with any other organization, we are unfortunately unable to look you up. In either of these cases you will not be able to participate. It is therefor best to always carry your dive cards, or to sign up for PADI e-cards, which are stored on an App on your phone. If you have only recently certified, the temporary card that is emailed to you by your instructor is acceptable proof.
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What type of dive certification(s) do I need in order to participate in one of your scuba dive tours?
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To join any of our scuba dive tours you need to:
- be at the level of PADI Open Water Diver or above. Equivalent dive certifications from other dive organizations are sufficient.
- have a dry suit dive certification OR 10 logged dry suit dives within the last two years of the dive tour date and be able to provide written proof from a diving instructor of these dry suit dives.
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