Þetta Reddast! Icelandic motto meaning “it will all work out okay.” 

Iceland's landscape is known for breathtaking beauty and diversity. From the largest glaciers in Europe to the world renowned Silfra Fissure diving, Iceland is truly a land of adventure and wonder. Silfra Fissure ranks in National Geographic's 100 Best Dive Sites in the world. Silfra Fissure allows you to dive between the Eurasian and American continental plates with average visibility of 300 feet!

Please do not book your flights until we confirm we have enough people for the trip!

* Only a 6 hour direct flight from BWI to KEF! Fly 31 August, arrive 1 September 2023 (Iceland Air or Play Airlines from BWI leave at night and arrive the morning of the next day). Plan to arrive in Iceland on 1 September

* Divers must have Drysuit certification! AE offers classes for this speciality: https://atlanticedge.com/en/drysuit-diver 

* Snorkeling is an option with just as great of an experience as diving!

* Unreal visibility, unique creatures, topography, world class scuba diving!

* World famous Silfra Fissure dive site allows you to dive between two continental plates!

* All tours are private for our group with a local expert guide!

* Chance to see the Northern Lights!

Option to upgrade and add the Blue Lagoon 

At the center of Reykjavik’s booming creative quarter, you’ll find the stylish, industrial Grandi hotel. More than just a great place to stay, the hotel is a quite lively gathering place for those in the know with a bar and a restaurant that are always full of life.  We know how to do cosy as you can see while staying in our spacious rooms that offer classic comfort with modern frills. This Four Star hotel has a great location, next to The Old Harbor, restaurants, and bars. 

The restaurant Héðinn Kitchen & Bar is located at Grandi hotel. It is beautifully decorated, spacious and overall quite elegant in both looks and taste since it offers dished conjured up by the national team chefs. These delicious dishes are made from high-quality seasonal ingredients. The restaurant is open every day for both lunch and dinner.

Ciara is an IDC Staff Instructor and Emergency First Responder Instructor with Atlantic Edge. Ciara is also our Travel Coordinator! She works hard to create awesome scuba trips for you all! Ciara first fell in love with diving during a discover scuba dive in Croatia in 2009. Her diving travels include: the Galapagos, Australia, New Zealand, all major Hawaiian islands, Honduras, Belize, Mexico, all over Florida, Fiji, Croatia, lovely Lake Phoenix, and much more. She served in the Army for ten years prior to becoming an instructor. She became an instructor in 2022 in Key Largo, FL and began working with Atlantic Edge. 

Make sure you get insurance 

• Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip
• It is your responsibility to review and meet the vaccination requirements and visa/immigration requirements for the countries you're visiting
• Your proof of certification and logbook will be checked during check-in at the dive center to clarify level and experience: it is your responsibility to ensure you bring these with you and your diving could be at risk if you do not bring these
• Please remember it is your responsibility to ensure you are fit to dive and meet the medical standards outlined by PADI
• Dive times can change due to local weather conditions and it is your responsibility to check in with your dive center after you arrive to confirm the timing of your dives: late check-in could lead to missed dives
• We recommend you buy travel and trip cancellation insurance 
• Ensure you bring suitable electrical adaptors for the country or countries you are visiting
• It is your responsibility to ensure you comply with the latest Covid-19 measures requested and/or required by the authorities in your home location, in the locations you intend to travel to and any locations you will visit in transit. PADI Travel cannot be held responsible for losses incurred due to your non-compliance with these measures.
• Travelers are responsible to be aware of covid travel guidelines, local rules, and procedures for the country they are travelling to and to maintain up to date knowledge of any changes regarding entry requirements or local guidelines