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Reykjavik
Silfra Snorkeling: Dive Between Tectonic Plates in Iceland's Crystal-Clear Waters
300
Overview
Silfra Wetsuit Snorkeling Tour offers a unique adventure in Iceland's Thingvellir National Park, snorkeling between tectonic plates in the Silfra fissure. Opt for a wetsuit for underwater exploration. Small groups of maximum 6 people ensure a personal experience. Snorkel in the world's clearest waters with provided gear and underwater photos. 
Highlights
Dive Between Continents: Witness the unique geological marvel of snorkeling directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
Unparalleled Water Clarity: Experience visibility of over 100 meters in the glacial meltwater, revealing a stunning underwater world.
Professional Guidance: Benefit from expert PADI Divemaster/Instructor guidance, ensuring a safe and informative snorkeling adventure.
Capture Underwater Memories: Receive complimentary underwater photos to commemorate your extraordinary Silfra snorkeling experience.
Sentiment Analysis
The crystal-clear water provides unparalleled visibility.
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Snorkeling between tectonic plates is a unique and unforgettable experience.
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Small group sizes allow for a personalized and intimate tour.
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Guides are knowledgeable and ensure safety.
Water temperatures are very cold, requiring thermal protection.
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The experience may not be suitable for those who are not confident in the water.
Reykjavik
$144
Reykjavik's Tasty Food Walk: Local Foodie Adventure!
5.0
(18564 reviews)
Duration: 180
minutes
Reykjavik Food Walk - Local Foodie Adventure in Iceland is the tastiest way to see Iceland's capital! Forget regular tours. This adventure takes visitors through downtown Reykjavik to sample yummy local foods they won't find on their own. A fun guide leads the way, stopping at 5-6 local restaurants.
What to Expect: This tour lets people try the best Icelandic foods of the season. Think tasty Icelandic lamb, homemade ice cream from a secret family recipe, fresh catch of the day, and a hot dog from the famous Icelandic hot dog stand! The tour visits key spots like Harpa Concert Hall, Arnarhóll, Laugavegur & Skólavörðustígur, and Hallgrímskirkja, blending food with city sights.
This experience includes visits to 4-6 local food spots, from food trucks to fancy restaurants. It's a 3-hour walk with a local guide, tasting 8+ authentic Icelandic dishes. Not included are extra food/drinks beyond the tastings. This Reykjavik Food Walk is perfect for experiencing Iceland's culture, food, and making new friends. Come hungry and ready to explore!
Reykjavik
$154
Silfra Snorkeling: Swim Between Continents in Iceland
5.0
(8703 reviews)
Duration: 150
minutes
Silfra: Snorkeling Between Tectonic Plates offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure in Iceland's Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This tour lets people float between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates in the crystal-clear Silfra fissure. The water is so clear, it has over 100 meters of visibility, showing off amazing underwater colors.
This snorkeling tour is perfect for anyone who loves water and can swim. Kids ages 12 and up can join in on this family-friendly activity. You'll wear a dry suit that keeps you warm and dry while you swim in the cold, clear water. Before diving in, a guide will provide the drysuit, warm undersuit, and snorkeling gear while briefing the group (limited to 6 people) on how to use the gear and stay comfortable. The guide will also share facts about Silfra, Thingvellir National Park, the tectonic plates, and the continents. This briefing, plus the time it takes to change, is about an hour.
The adventure starts with a short 5-minute walk to Silfra, where you'll enjoy a 30–45 minute snorkeling experience through Silfra Hall, Silfra Cathedral, and Silfra Lagoon. Afterwards, warm up with hot chocolate and cookies while chatting with the guide and viewing photos from the tour. With PADI-certified instructors and top-notch service, this snorkeling tour has been recognized as a world-class experience. The tour includes a live PADI guide, hot chocolate and cookies, the Silfra entrance fee (ISK 1,500), a heated changing van, all necessary snorkeling equipment, a drysuit, and a warm undersuit.
Reykjavik
$254
Dive Silfra: Iceland's Tectonic Plates Adventure
5.0
(3834 reviews)
Duration: 180
minutes
Silfra: Diving Between Tectonic Plates - Meet on Location offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure: diving or snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. This unique experience takes place in Silfra, a fissure in Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a highlight of Iceland's famous Golden Circle route.
The glacial water in Silfra has been filtered through underground lava rock for decades, resulting in incredible underwater visibility of over 100 meters. Divers explore four main sections: the Big Crack, Silfra Hall, Silfra Cathedral, and Silfra Lagoon. A highlight is the chance to touch both continents simultaneously, creating an unforgettable photo opportunity. The tour is conducted in a dry suit, ensuring warmth and comfort in the cool water.
Upon arrival, divers meet their guide, a certified PADI instructor, who provides all necessary diving equipment, including a drysuit and warm undersuit. After a briefing on safety and the geology of Thingvellir National Park, participants gear up in a heated changing van. The dive lasts approximately 30-45 minutes, followed by hot chocolate and cookies to warm up after the cold water experience. This small-group tour ensures a personalized and high-quality adventure.
Reykjavik
€44
Reykjavik Walking Tour: History, Culture & Hidden Gems
4.9
(5028 reviews)
Duration: 120
minutes
Reykjavík Small Group Walking Tour - by CityWalk is a fun and informative way to see Iceland's capital city. This walking tour takes visitors past Reykjavik's famous landmarks, sharing the city's history and introducing Icelandic culture. The tour is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
What to Expect: The tour begins at the highest point in Reykjavik and goes downhill, making it easy for people of all ages and abilities, including children and those using wheelchairs. The small group size allows for flexibility, with opportunities to stop indoors if the weather is cold. The guide acts as a friendly local, sharing interesting stories and insights about Reykjavik.
Key stops on the tour include Hallgrímskirkja church, Rainbow Street, the National Theatre of Iceland, the Statue of Ingólfur Arnarson, Harpa Concert Hall, the Old Harbour, Reykjavik City Hall, and an overview of Icelandic history and politics. The tour includes a local professional guide to enhance the experience. Please note that the tour route may change depending on the weather. Drinks, gratuities, and hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.