Iceland — Silfra & Cold Water
November 19–24, 2026
Glacier-fed clarity at Silfra, cold-water skills, land-and-dive hybrid week — dry suit certification required, no exceptions
- My Dive Locker's Iceland trip runs November 19–24, 2026, focused on Silfra fissure diving and cold-water skills in a land-and-dive hybrid week.
- To scuba dive Silfra with My Dive Locker you need Open Water certification plus a real dry suit certification — documented dry suit experience alone is not accepted as a substitute.
- Silfra is glacier-fed tectonic-plate diving in near-freezing water; this is not a tropical add-on and requires serious exposure planning.
Trip detail
- Guided dry-suit dives at Silfra Fissure and Daviðsgjá
- Dry suit certification required — not a tropical add-on, and logged dives alone don't substitute for the cert
- Water is glacier-fed, typically around 2°C / mid-30s°F year-round
- 4 nights at Grandi by Center Hotels in Reykjavik 101
- VIP access to the Blue Lagoon included
- Technical dry-suit gear rental included
- Northern Lights tracking included
- Private ground transportation and airport shuttles included
- Limited to 6 spots
- Pair with Dive Readiness (medical, insurance, certs) before travel
What's included
Guided dry-suit dives at the Silfra Fissure and Daviðsgjá, four nights at Grandi by Center Hotels (Reykjavik 101), VIP access to the Blue Lagoon, private ground transportation and airport shuttles, technical dry-suit gear rental, and Northern Lights tracking.
$1,595 per person
Show up dock-ready.
Certifications, insurance, medical, gear, plan, Fast Pass — one system before you fly.
Frequently asked
When is the Iceland Silfra trip?
November 19–24, 2026.
What certification do I need to dive Silfra?
Open Water plus a dry suit certification is required. Documented dry suit experience alone is not accepted as a substitute for the certification. Snorkeling Silfra has different rules and is not the same product.
Is dry suit rental included?
Gear and dry suit path are confirmed on inquiry — do not assume tropical rental kits apply.
How cold is the water?
Silfra water is typically around 2°C / mid-30s°F year-round; full dry suit procedures apply.
Do I need cold-water experience?
Yes. This trip is tagged Extreme / cold water; a cold-water briefing is required.
Is the partner operator named yet?
Partner is TBA on an interest-list basis; requirements and inclusions firm up as the operator is locked.
How do I prepare credentials?
Use My Dive Locker for certs, medical, insurance, and Fast Pass before travel.
