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Iceland is officially reopening on June 15th and the diving has been really nice so far this summer. Here’s a few of the Ocean critters we have seen here in the last week or two

Our local dive site Silfra has been in fine conditions lately with some amazing weather, we've also had time to do some fun dives and try some new things. Here's a 12 shot panorama we just took of our lead guide Kuba in Silfra's Cathedral

Borders are opening for Iceland on June the 15th, where better to come and practice some social distancing

Read all about this years Rolex Underwater scholarship member Kim’s experience with us diving Silfra fissure plus her other adventures around the world

Mantas, Belugas, Puffins & Diving Between Two Continents | Scuba Diver Mag Diving Between Two Continents. Mantas in the Maldives and Belugas and Puffins in Iceland. Not to mention Diving between two Continents

Check out Scuba Diver Magazine’s thoughts from they visited us here in Iceland

Iceland’s Silfra Dive Site Is Revered Around The World | Scuba Diver Mag Photographs by Mark Evans and Byron Conroy

It was the first day of summer last week in Iceland, we managed to celebrate with an amazing dive in perfect summer conditions. Silfra, where the water is as clear as the air

Some pretty special conditions at Silfra at the moment, we can’t wait to welcome our guests back to show them this little bit of magic

Who wants to come and dive Silfra when this is all done?

Check out the latest Podcast by The Dive Line Podcast with a shoutout to Magmadive. We met the team at the recent Go Diving Show in the UK

Hopefully we will get the show the boys a little slice of Iceland in the future

The Dive Line Podcast | GO Diving Show, SMBs & Whales | S1 E1 Discover more on The Dive Line website: https://www.thediveline.com/ This episode, Jim and Craig are discussing their experience at the GO Diving Show, talki...

Two Earthquakes underwater today, incredible as they were very loud and made your body rock to the core, took this photo just as they were happening.

The dive site is a local crack called Bjarnagjá and is in the Reykjanes peninsula close to a local Volcano named Mt. Þorbjörn which has been recently recording much higher activity and Magma build up although it's not though to be at risk of eruption at the moment

Thinking of a Dive holiday, check out this write up on Iceland from Scuba Diver Magazine and www.scubadiverdestinations.com

https://www.scubadiverdestinations.com/scuba-diving-iceland-silfra-dive-site-offers-an-out-of-this-world-experience/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=scuba-diving-iceland-silfra-dive-site-offers-an-out-of-this-world-experience&utm_term=2020-03-06

Scuba Diving Iceland: Silfra Dive Site Offers An Out-of-this-world Experience - Destinations Magazine Iceland’s Silfra dive site is revered around the world, but as Mark Evans found out, there is much more to this dramatic island than this singular iconic location

Amazing Ice Diving conditions here in Iceland at the moment! Who wants a go at this??