2-Day PADI Dry Suit Course and Silfra Dive in Thingvellir National Park from Reykjavik

Day 1

- Expert diving instructors teach you how to safely dive in a Dry Suit. You'll also learn about diving theory, how to communicate underwater and how to manage your equipment.

- You'll practice being underwater and test all the new knowledge that you have gained followed by open water training dives in a swimming pool

- Later, the open water diving will take place in a lake or protected ocean site in the Reykjavik area (Lake Kleifarvatn or Lake Thingvallavatn (Davidsgjá))

Day 2

- Guided dive in Silfra

Obtain your PADI dry-suit diving certification.

In order to participate in this course, you must have an Open Water dive certification or higher.

You also must be able to swim independently without a lifejacket, and you must be comfortable in the water.

Finally, it is important that you can both understand and communicate in English.

Because of the dry suit sizes, there are height-weight limitations. You also need to be able to carry your full dive gear for about 250 meters.

Minimum height: 150 cm (4’9) / Minimum weight : 45 kg (99 lbs)

Maximum height : 200 cm (6’5) / Maximum weight : 120 kg (265 lbs)

All relevant information for the tour can be found in this diving handbook.

We also recommend that you are physically fit and healthy if you have some medical issues, please check this health certificate and get physician approval if needed.

You are not able to participate in the diving tour if you are pregnant.

You can bring a camera, but it is recommend to have a waterproof one if you want to have it in the water with you.

It is not possible to take part in the activity wearing glasses: if you have a prescription mask, please bring it with you. If not, we advise you to wear contact lenses before joining the guide.

Once your booking has been confirmed, please contact the instructor to plan the pick-up time and place for your activity.