Snorkeling & scuba diving tours in Iceland

Iceland scuba diving has one world-famous site: Silfra, the fissure at Þingvellir where the North American and Eurasian plates pull apart and glacial meltwater filters through lava for decades before arriving. Visibility runs past 100 metres — you can see further underwater there than most people can see above it.

The water sits at 2–4°C all year, so everything is dry-suit: snorkelling tours need no certification, diving does. Both run year-round.