Into the Blue snorkleudflugt fra Reykjavík
Silfra-sprækken er et af Islands mest eftertragtede snorkelsteder. Den ligger i hjertet af Thingvellir Nationalpark, og denne smalle kanal med blåt vand, der bugter sig gennem et gigantisk lavafelt, ser ikke ud af meget på overfladen. Men nedenunder er der overnaturlige blå nuancer, perfekt sigtbarhed og utrolige klippeformationer, som udgør et magisk undervandsparadis. Nyd en fantastisk snorkeloplevelse, mens du driver fredfyldt rundt i en varmt isoleret tørdragt ledsaget af vores dygtige guider. Silfra, der ofte vurderes som et af verdens ti bedste dykkersteder, ligger mellem de tektoniske plader i Europa og Amerika. Med op til 100 meters sigtbarhed under vandet er Silfra virkelig et fascinerende sted, som ingen snorkeldykkere, erfarne eller ej, må gå glip af.
Into the Blue tilbyder en afslappende, men eksotisk tur i et meget unikt og fængslende miljø!
Turens sværhedsgrad: 3 ud af 5 mulige. Bedømt: Moderat.
Vigtig information
Yderligere information
Højdepunkter
- Tag på snorkeltur i Silfra i Thingvellir Nationalpark
- Opdag denne smalle kanal med blåt vand, der bugter sig gennem et gigantisk lavafelt.
- Dyk stille og roligt i komforten af en varmt isoleret tørdragt
Vigtig information
- Deltagerne skal være mindst 12 år eller ældre.
- Medbring venligst: varmt langt undertøj, helst fleece/uld (ingen bomuld!), varme uldsokker og skiftetøj (for en sikkerheds skyld).
- Har du brug for briller? Du skal have snorkelbriller på, når du er i vandet, og du kan ikke have dine briller på indenunder. Så medmindre du medbringer dine egne briller med recept, anbefaler vi, at du anskaffer dig kontaktlinser til din snorkeltur.
- Hvad er snorkling? Deltagerne svømmer i specialfremstillede tørdragter gennem det krystalklare vand. Vi trækker vejret gennem snorkler for at få et uhindret udsyn over landskabet under vandoverfladen.
- Alle snorkelture foregår på deltagernes eget ansvar. Arctic Adventures påtager sig ikke noget ansvar for ulykker, der er forårsaget af deltagerne eller kan spores tilbage til deres egne handlinger. Deltagerne skal underskrive en erklæring, før de påbegynder alle ture, hvori de erklærer, at de er klar over, at alle udendørs aktiviteter indebærer en iboende risiko.
Afbestillingsregler
Få 100% tilbage, hvis du afbestiller op til 1 dag inden aktiviteten begynder.
I prisen indgår
- Transport tur-retur fra udvalgte afhentningssteder i Reykjavik
- Gratis wifi om bord på transport
- Certificeret PADI dykkerguide/dykkermester
- Alt nødvendigt snorkeludstyr, herunder en specialfremstillet dragt, der holder dig varm og tør i gletsjervandet
Bestillingsgebyr
Der lægges ingen ekstra gebyrer til denne bestilling.
Sted
Afhentning i Reykjavik
Mødested:
Vær klar kl. 9.00 til afhentning fra et udvalgt centralt sted i Reykjavík - bemærk, at det kan tage op til 30 minutter for afhentning at ankomme.
Arrangør
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