Snorkeling & Kayaking
Snorkeling & Kayaking in Iceland
Experience Iceland from the water with snorkeling in Silfra and kayaking through fjords, lagoons, and coastal landscapes.
Snorkeling and kayaking in Iceland offer a unique way to experience the country’s landscapes from a different perspective. Whether floating between continents in crystal-clear glacier water or paddling along dramatic coastlines, these activities combine adventure with unforgettable scenery.
This page gives you a complete overview of snorkeling and kayaking experiences in Iceland, including where to go, what to expect, and how to choose the right activity.
- 2-4,5 Hours
- Easy
- Þingvellir
Snorkeling in Silfra between continents
19.900 ISK
Popular
- 2,5 Hours
- Easy
- Ísafjörður
Gentle paddling with scenic views of Ísafjörður. Enjoy your surroundings while on the water!
16.500 ISK
Small Group
- 10 Hours
- Easy
- Reykjavík
The famous Golden Circle and Snorkeling at Silfra
35.990 ISK
Ticket included
- 6 Hours
- Easy
- Jökulsárlón
This wonderful day tour combines two of our most popular attractions into one incredible package.
32.490 ISK
combo tour
Where to Go Snorkeling in Iceland
The most famous snorkeling location in Iceland is Silfra, located in Þingvellir National Park. This unique site allows you to float between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates in some of the clearest water in the world.
The water is filtered through lava rock, creating exceptional visibility and a calm, otherworldly experience that is unlike snorkeling anywhere else.
Where to Go Kayaking in Iceland
Kayaking tours in Iceland take place in a variety of beautiful locations, including fjords, glacial lagoons, and coastal areas. Popular areas include the Westfjords, the South Coast, and glacier lagoons where you can paddle among ice formations.
Each location offers a different experience, from calm scenic paddling to more adventurous routes depending on conditions.
What to Expect on These Tours
Snorkeling tours are guided experiences where you are equipped with a dry suit, keeping you warm even in cold water. Guides provide safety instructions and accompany you throughout the experience.
Kayaking tours are typically relaxed and suitable for beginners, with stable kayaks and guided routes. The pace is comfortable, allowing you to enjoy the scenery while learning about the surrounding environment.
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Is snorkeling in Iceland cold?
Yes, but dry suits keep you warm and comfortable during the experience.
Is snorkeling in Silfra safe?
Yes, tours are guided and follow strict safety standards.
Can beginners join kayaking tours?
Yes, most kayaking tours are beginner-friendly.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Many tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure, but policies vary.