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Are you ready to experience not one but two of the world’s best diving locations? Our Tectonic Diving Day tour allows you to do just that.
The famous Silfra, known for the opportunity to touch two continents at the same time, will treat you to 100m underwater visibility. David’s Crack, a favorite among locals, is home to incredible lava formations and friendly trouts. Together they add up to a diving experience you will treasure forever.
Please read our Diving Handbook for more information about the tour.
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Starting at the famous Silfra fissure, where you’ll see shades of water you didn’t know existed, you’ll proceed to dive in Davíðsgjá, also known as David’s Crack. The glacial meltwater filters through lava formations and becomes so clear you can see approximately 100m in all directions.
This dive tour is your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to float between two continents. You’ll begin your tour diving in Silfra fissure, which is famous for marking the end of the Eurasian and the beginning of the North American tectonic plates. At points the crack gets so narrow that you’ll be able to touch both at the same time!
The water temperature at Silfra is consistent throughout the year and measures 2-4°C (36-40°F), while David’s Crack is usually a bit warmer. The underwater visibility there depends more on the weather than when diving at Silfra. Your dive at Davíðsgjá may also be accompanied by local trout!
8.30 am - pickup from Reykjavik (10 am if you choose to meet on location at Silfra) 10.30 am - first dive (Silfra fissure) 11.30 am - short break. We’ll reset our diving equipment for the second dive and treat ourselves to cookies and hot chocolate 1...)
8.30 am - pickup from Reykjavik (10 am if you choose to meet on location at Silfra)
10.30 am - first dive (Silfra fissure)
11.30 am - short break. We’ll reset our diving equipment for the second dive and treat ourselves to cookies and hot chocolate
12.30 pm - second dive (David’s Crack). You can follow in your vehicle or join your guide in their car for the commute.
14.30 (2.30 pm) - packing up dive gear and logging dives.
15.00 (3 pm) - departure
16.00 (4 pm) - return to Reykjavik
Meeting point: The meeting point is the Silfra car park in Thingvellir National Park. Directions: Click here for driving directions to Silfra car park in Thingvellir National Park (parking “Thingvellir P5”). Meeting your guide: Walk 400m back along...)
Meeting point: The meeting point is the Silfra car park in Thingvellir National Park.
Directions: Click here for driving directions to Silfra car park in Thingvellir National Park (parking “Thingvellir P5”).
Meeting your guide: Walk 400m back along the road until you reach a smaller car park with all the snorkel and dive vans, and look for your guide. Please make sure you are ready to meet your guide at Silfra car park 15 minutes before the beginning of your tour.
For GPS: 64°15’23.508″N 21°6’58.676″W
For those who choose to be picked up from Reykjavík, we will arrange pickup details together when you email dive@adventures.is and request to book this tour. The pickup is usually scheduled approximately an hour and a half before the beginning of the...)
For those who choose to be picked up from Reykjavík, we will arrange pickup details together when you email dive@adventures.is and request to book this tour. The pickup is usually scheduled approximately an hour and a half before the beginning of the tour.
Certification and documents: Open Water Diver certification (or higher) Drysuit certification or a minimum of 10 logged dry suit dives At least one logged dry suit dive in the past 2 years Proof of certification or logbook (your guide will ch...)
Open Water Diver certification (or higher)
Drysuit certification or a minimum of 10 logged dry suit dives
At least one logged dry suit dive in the past 2 years
Proof of certification or logbook (your guide will check the documents at the beginning of the tour)
All divers have to supply their height/weight upon booking to ensure we bring you suitable equipment. For safety reasons, all divers need to understand instructions in English and be able to communicate with the dive guide in English. Please evaluate your physical health, if you have some medical issues please check health certificate and get physician approval if needed.
Age limit: Minimum 18 years old
Weight limit: 50-120 kg
Height limit: 155-200 cm
Please read our Diving Handbook for more information about the tour.
We use top-quality neoprene drysuits. However, no dry suit in the world can ensure 100% waterproof qualities unless it is custom made for you. There is a small chance of water entering the suit. Please bring a spare set of clothes just in case. The n...)
We use top-quality neoprene drysuits. However, no dry suit in the world can ensure 100% waterproof qualities unless it is custom made for you. There is a small chance of water entering the suit. Please bring a spare set of clothes just in case.
The national park charges a small parking fee of 500 ISK for those that choose to meet on location.
This is a challenging dive where you need to be capable of carrying heavy equipment up to 200m.
