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Water covers about 70% of the earth and most of the water is either temperate or cold. Do you want to stay warm during your dives? Want to extend your scuba diving season? Then dive dry!
Dry suit diving requires a different set of skills than warm water diving and as in Iceland we mainly have cold water diving most dive sites require some dry suit experience.
Dry suits let you dive more demanding dive sights and extend your dive season, as getting you equipped to scuba dive some of the world's incredible dive sites in the world's cooler regions.
Completing the dry suit course allows you to dive Silfra!
PADI e-learning Knowledge Review (You will need to complete the Knowledge Reviews prior to the start of the course).
1 Confined Open Water session
2 Open Water Dives
PADI Certification fee
All equipment necessary to complete the course
Transport to and from the Reykjavík Area
Participants must:
be a certified diver at the level of PADI Open Water or equivalent
have completed Knowledge Reviews Part 1 & Part 2 in the PADI Dry Suit Diver Manual
be at minimum 150cm / maximum 200cm
be at minimum 45kg / maximum 120kg
be at least 17 years of age (signature of legal guardian required for under 18 year old participants)
be physically fit
be able to communicate in English
be ready to wear a sometimes tight & constricting dry suit
not be pregnant
All participants age 60 or older and all participants under a doctor’s care for any ongoing medical condition must have our medical form signed by their physician. The medical form can be viewed and downloaded HERE.
Please note that each participant must sign our liability release form at the start of the tour. Our liability release form can be viewed HERE.
1 to 3 divers
be at least 17 years of age (signature of legal guardian required for under 18 year old participants)