Snorkeling in Iceland really sounds like the idea of a mad person. But with the right equipment you can dive into an amazing underwater world which is hard to describe with other words than cold, lifeless and blue. Snorkeling is something everyone can do without any prior experience. The hardest part of the trip is definitely putting on all the warm gear necessary to deal with the cold water. The rest is pure pleasure. Peeking into the world famous Silfra fissure in Þingvellir National Park, Iceland´s most historical place is something you really should experience. The water in Silfra is a mixture of groundwater from the surrounding area and melt water from Langjökull glacier in the highlands. The water has been filtered through a massive lava field before it enters the fissure and that´s what makes the water so unbelievably clear. So, this is really the place to dive into the blue and explore the magic world of Icelandic snorkeling.
Into The Blue tour simply takes you snorkeling but if you are up for another fun activity in the same area we recommend
Black & Blue tour which takes you snorkeling and caving, exploring the Þingvellir area to the full.