SNORKELING · REEF
The best of it, mask on.
The 13 most popular silfra & tectonic plates tours, the ones worth getting in the water for. What you will actually see, who runs the boat, and what a place in the water costs.
Snorkel in Silfra between tectonic plates in Iceland’s glacial meltwater, in a warm drysuit with a PADI guide and hot chocolate included.
Most Popular“If I won the lottery I would do this every day of my life. Kim is the man. Coolest thing I’ve ever done in my life. The whole staff is top notch. Book now”
Snorkel Silfra in Thingvellir National Park between tectonic plates with a warm dry suit, small-group guidance, and GoPro photos.
“This is an absolutely incredible experience. The water is so clear and it’s so beautiful to see Silfra. Our guide was Laura and she was fantastic. They give you a thermal layer and dry suit so you stay nice and warm. Definitely worth it!”
Snorkel Silfra in Þingvellir: small-group tour between North America and Europe, dry suits, included GoPro photos, hot drinks, 3 hours.
“Today at 13:00 we had a tour. James was a top guide. So relaxed and gave clear instructions. The tour was amazing and the cold now issue”
Snorkel Silfra Fissure between two continents with PADI guides, up to 150m visibility, and warm cocoa after in Iceland’s Thingvellir area.
“So much fun! The water is cold but the suits keep you completely dry underneath. Our guide Fede was amazing and made us feel very at ease in the water.”
Snorkel Silfra between tectonic plates from Thingvellir with dry suits, about 40 minutes in clear water, free photos, and hot chocolate.
“The water is cold, but the guide made the experience pleasant and was very accommodating. It is an experience of a lifetime to see.”
Snorkel in Iceland between tectonic plates at Silfra, with dry suits, PADI-guided coaching, hotel pickup, and crystal-clear water.
“Don’t think about doing this, just do it! You won’t regret it. A 5 star experience from start to finish.”
Silfra snorkeling in Thingvellir: drysuit tour between tectonic plates, up to 100m visibility, free underwater photos, hot chocolate in 3 hours.
“Super nice experience with some excellent hosting from Barcelona”
Snorkel Silfra Fissure in Iceland between tectonic plates with drysuit gear, 100 m visibility, hot chocolate, small groups of 6.
“Very cool experience! You're not cold (other than hands and a bit of your face). It's an easy swim (mostly just float) but tough to see some angles because you're so high above the water. It's kind of like snorkelling with a life jacket on. Our guide, Armand, was great. Very entertaining and catered for…”
Silfra drysuit snorkeling from Reykjavik in Thingvellir National Park, small group, free underwater photos, and hot chocolate after.
“What an amazing adventure! I was somewhat anxious about this activity but the guide on our trip, Alex, was reassuring, patient and made this an adventure I’ll never forget. My 15 year old grandson also felt that this was our favorite part of our trip to Iceland!”
Snorkel Silfra fissure in Thingvellir with 100m visibility, small-group guides, included photos, and hot chocolate from Reykjavik.
“we had an excellent time, the tour initially was pushed back due to bad weather, so started at 11 rather than 9am, we appreciated that the guidesnwere communicative and able to give us this option. it all worked in our favor too,, as we arrived just after dawn (winter) and got to dive just as…”
Golden Circle sights plus Silfra snorkeling from Reykjavík with dry suits, PADI-certified guidance, and free GoPro photos, all in one day.
“The most unique snorkeling in the world and our lovely coach, who is patient and professional. It's actually freezing but I can overcome it.”
Snorkel Silfra in Thingvellir from Reykjavik with round-trip transport, top-notch gear, guided help, free photos, and hot chocolate.
“Amazing experience. 10/10 would recommend. Dori was awesome!”
Snorkel Silfra Fissure in Thingvellir National Park with PADI-certified guidance, dry suits, free underwater photos, and hot cocoa.
“Don’t be even one minute late. They are not flexible or accommodating at all. Tried to solve the situation and they just won’t use common”
