Swim like a fish through the crystal clear waters of Silfra Fissure, in Þingvellir National Park, with this amazing nighttime freediving tour. This is a great opportunity for both experienced freedivers and newcomers to the sport, allowing participants to experience Silfra under the cover the starlight.  Depending on your pick-up option, you will either be transferred from your accommodation in Reykjavík to Þingvellir National Park or meet your friendly and experienced freediving guides in the Silfra car park. Once there, you will meet up with the rest of your group and be briefed on the activity ahead.  Your guide will provide information on everything, from how to use the equipment to the origins of Silfra’s glacial water. They also ensure to teach you the correct breathing techniques in order to stay under the water for greater lengths, thus allowing you greater freedom to explore the site.  To keep you warm throughout the experience, you will be adorned in a wetsuit, as well as neoprene hoods and gloves. You will also be taught how to correctly use your mask, snorkel and fins, making your freediving experience in Silfra Fissure all the easy. You will also be provided with a torch in order to navigate the fissure throughout the tour.  When you finally take to the water, you will be amazed by the stunning visibility—often up to 100 metres—as well as the dark shades of blue, the submerged canyons and the luminous “Troll Hair” algae. With Silfra’s deepest point reaching roughly twenty-five metres, you’ll have the freedom to hone your freediving skills throughout the fissure.  Don’t miss your chance to dive like a fish around the gorgeous Silfra glacial spring, found in Þingvellir National Park, and you too can experience one of Iceland’s most popular attractions. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Immerse yourself in the incredible underwater wonderworld of Silfra fissure and embark on a dive that is a must-do for any drysuit diver in Iceland. Silfra is a fissure created by the ripping apart of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. This crack in the earth continues to separate slightly every year. The fissure is filled with crystal clear glacial water that has spent decades filtering through porous hardened lava underground. The visibility of this filtered glacial water can reach up to 120 meters, making it one of the clearest bodies of water on the planet and many prominent dive publications count Silfra as one of the top 5 dive sites in the world. The tour begins when you are picked up in central Reykjavík, although you can also choose to meet your guides at Silfra itself. The drive between Reykjavík and Silfra takes about 1 hour. Once at Silfra, your highly trained guide will brief you on the site and equipment. After suiting up, you’ll walk about 150 meters in your gear to the entrance platform. Your guide will then lead you through the four magnificent parts of Silfra in what will surely be one of the most memorable dive of your life. The dive lasts for about 35-40 minutes. A light current will lead you to the end of the dive in the beautiful Silfra Lagoon. After exiting the water there, you will walk about 350 meters back to the car park. There hot chocolate and cookies will be waiting for you to help you warm up. You may join this tour if you are over 18, understand English instructions, and are a certified diver at the level of PADI Open Water or equivalent. You also need drysuit experience. This can either be ten logged drysuit dives over the past two years, or a drysuit speciality certification and any kind of diving experience within this time period. Take the plunge! Check availability by choosing a date.

Pack two activities into one day with this scuba diving and horse-riding combination tour. Those who want to immerse themselves into Iceland’s spectacular nature without missing out on a second of adventure shouldn’t miss this opportunity. Your day begins when your guides pick you up from downtown Reykjavík, then drive to Þingvellir National Park, where the dive site is. This National Park has more than just awe-inspiring underwater worlds; it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its history, being the original site of the world’s longest-running parliament. It is also located right between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, in the middle of the Mid-Atlantic Rift. The movement between these plates causes tension on the landscape, and tears fissures open through the lava fields. As there is a huge amount of water flowing underground here, trickling through the pores of lava rock after melting from Langjökull glacier, it emerges in these ravines as spring water. Silfra is one such ravine. Because of the subterranean filtration the water goes through before it reaches Silfra, it is some of the clearest and cleanest in the world. It is drinkable, and the visibility can often exceed 120 metres. For this reason, it is regularly voted one of the top five dive sites in the world. When you arrive at Silfra, your guides will brief you on the location, get you into your drysuit, and lead you into the water. The dramatic plunging depths, the intensity of the blues, and the fact that you are literally diving between the continents will consume your mind for the entire tour. You’ll marvel over Silfra Hall and Cathedral, before cruising through the underwater gardens that make up the Silfra Lagoon to the exit. After getting out, you’ll have a short walk back to the carpark, where your guides await with hot chocolate and cookies. Next, it is time for the horse-ride. You will travel back along the road you came, to the beautiful and verdant Mosfellsdalur Valley which sits just outside of Reykjavík. Here, you will head over to the local horse-farm and meet your riding guides.  Unlike the scuba dive, where you need qualifications and experience to join, you can be a complete horse-riding novice and still enjoy this tour. As soon as you meet the Icelandic horses, you’ll see why they are perfect for beginners; they are small, sturdy, curious, friendly, and difficult to spook. If you are more experienced, however, worry not; you’ll have the opportunity to do more than just a gentle trot. Mosfellsdalur is a beautiful place to ride through, with river systems, surrounding mountains, and quaint, sparse buildings. There is a lot of history here too; it was home to Iceland’s only Nobel Prize winner, Halldór Laxness, who won the prize for literature in 1955. After enjoying your ride, you can hop back into your bus, and you’ll be whisked back to Reykjavík. Don’t miss this combination of scuba diving and horseback riding. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Swim like a fish through the crystal clear waters of Silfra Fissure, in Þingvellir National Park, with this amazing nighttime freediving tour. This is a great opportunity for both experienced freedivers and newcomers to the sport, allowing participants to experience Silfra under the cover the starlight.  Depending on your pick-up option, you will either be transferred from your accommodation in Reykjavík to Þingvellir National Park or meet your friendly and experienced freediving guides in the Silfra car park. Once there, you will meet up with the rest of your group and be briefed on the activity ahead.  Your guide will provide information on everything, from how to use the equipment to the origins of Silfra’s glacial water. They also ensure to teach you the correct breathing techniques in order to stay under the water for greater lengths, thus allowing you greater freedom to explore the site.  To keep you warm throughout the experience, you will be adorned in a wetsuit, as well as neoprene hoods and gloves. You will also be taught how to correctly use your mask, snorkel and fins, making your freediving experience in Silfra Fissure all the easy. You will also be provided with a torch in order to navigate the fissure throughout the tour.  When you finally take to the water, you will be amazed by the stunning visibility—often up to 100 metres—as well as the dark shades of blue, the submerged canyons and the luminous “Troll Hair” algae. With Silfra’s deepest point reaching roughly twenty-five metres, you’ll have the freedom to hone your freediving skills throughout the fissure.  Don’t miss your chance to dive like a fish around the gorgeous Silfra glacial spring, found in Þingvellir National Park, and you too can experience one of Iceland’s most popular attractions. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Immerse yourself in the incredible underwater wonderworld of Silfra fissure and embark on a dive that is a must-do for any drysuit diver in Iceland. Silfra is a fissure created by the ripping apart of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. This crack in the earth continues to separate slightly every year. The fissure is filled with crystal clear glacial water that has spent decades filtering through porous hardened lava underground. The visibility of this filtered glacial water can reach up to 120 meters, making it one of the clearest bodies of water on the planet and many prominent dive publications count Silfra as one of the top 5 dive sites in the world. The tour begins when you are picked up in central Reykjavík, although you can also choose to meet your guides at Silfra itself. The drive between Reykjavík and Silfra takes about 1 hour. Once at Silfra, your highly trained guide will brief you on the site and equipment. After suiting up, you’ll walk about 150 meters in your gear to the entrance platform. Your guide will then lead you through the four magnificent parts of Silfra in what will surely be one of the most memorable dive of your life. The dive lasts for about 35-40 minutes. A light current will lead you to the end of the dive in the beautiful Silfra Lagoon. After exiting the water there, you will walk about 350 meters back to the car park. There hot chocolate and cookies will be waiting for you to help you warm up. You may join this tour if you are over 18, understand English instructions, and are a certified diver at the level of PADI Open Water or equivalent. You also need drysuit experience. This can either be ten logged drysuit dives over the past two years, or a drysuit speciality certification and any kind of diving experience within this time period. Take the plunge! Check availability by choosing a date.

Pack two activities into one day with this scuba diving and horse-riding combination tour. Those who want to immerse themselves into Iceland’s spectacular nature without missing out on a second of adventure shouldn’t miss this opportunity. Your day begins when your guides pick you up from downtown Reykjavík, then drive to Þingvellir National Park, where the dive site is. This National Park has more than just awe-inspiring underwater worlds; it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its history, being the original site of the world’s longest-running parliament. It is also located right between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, in the middle of the Mid-Atlantic Rift. The movement between these plates causes tension on the landscape, and tears fissures open through the lava fields. As there is a huge amount of water flowing underground here, trickling through the pores of lava rock after melting from Langjökull glacier, it emerges in these ravines as spring water. Silfra is one such ravine. Because of the subterranean filtration the water goes through before it reaches Silfra, it is some of the clearest and cleanest in the world. It is drinkable, and the visibility can often exceed 120 metres. For this reason, it is regularly voted one of the top five dive sites in the world. When you arrive at Silfra, your guides will brief you on the location, get you into your drysuit, and lead you into the water. The dramatic plunging depths, the intensity of the blues, and the fact that you are literally diving between the continents will consume your mind for the entire tour. You’ll marvel over Silfra Hall and Cathedral, before cruising through the underwater gardens that make up the Silfra Lagoon to the exit. After getting out, you’ll have a short walk back to the carpark, where your guides await with hot chocolate and cookies. Next, it is time for the horse-ride. You will travel back along the road you came, to the beautiful and verdant Mosfellsdalur Valley which sits just outside of Reykjavík. Here, you will head over to the local horse-farm and meet your riding guides.  Unlike the scuba dive, where you need qualifications and experience to join, you can be a complete horse-riding novice and still enjoy this tour. As soon as you meet the Icelandic horses, you’ll see why they are perfect for beginners; they are small, sturdy, curious, friendly, and difficult to spook. If you are more experienced, however, worry not; you’ll have the opportunity to do more than just a gentle trot. Mosfellsdalur is a beautiful place to ride through, with river systems, surrounding mountains, and quaint, sparse buildings. There is a lot of history here too; it was home to Iceland’s only Nobel Prize winner, Halldór Laxness, who won the prize for literature in 1955. After enjoying your ride, you can hop back into your bus, and you’ll be whisked back to Reykjavík. Don’t miss this combination of scuba diving and horseback riding. Check availability by choosing a date.