I Went Snorkeling In Iceland's TECTONIC PLATES
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Join me on an unforgettable adventure as I go snorkeling in Iceland's stunning tectonic plates! Experience the breathtaking beauty of Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. In this video, I’ll take you through my journey as I explore the crystal-clear waters of Silfra, known for its incredible underwater visibility and unique geological features.
Whether you're planning a trip along the iconic Ring Road or looking to discover the Golden Circle attractions, this snorkeling experience is a must-see! I'll share my insights on drysuit diving, tips for Reykjavik excursions, and the mesmerizing views of Thingvellir's geology. If you're passionate about Icelandic wonders and photography, you won't want to miss this epic dive into the heart of the earth.
From the thrill of snorkeling to the serene beauty of the landscape, come along as I uncover the hidden treasures of Thingvellir Park. Don’t forget to subscribe for more travel adventures and breathtaking sights from Reykjavik and beyond!
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Very useful videos. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Wow, many thanks for this. My son (26) and I (60) are going there in Aug 2024 and he REALLY wants to do this. I am definitely NOT a cold water person and very much relate to your initial hesitation and anxieties about WHY in the world I would want to do this… Is a long way to Iceland from south Texas to go freeze to death! Honestly I was expecting you to quit in the middle of the video. But it sounds like the discomfort is very well worth the effort, yes? Would you do it again? Would you recommend it to your 60-year-old friend, dad, etc (some you’d love!)? A few more questions please: how easy/difficult was it to stay afloat? Once in the water are you able to stand up at any point, say to get a break from stretching flat on the water and or to get a break from biting on the snorkel? If you need to quit in the middle of it can I safely assume they help you out of the water? Many thank in advance!
Thanks for watching! I would say you should absolutely do it! It was such an amazing experience. There is a point at which you can turn around if you decide it's not for you, but after that you are committed. It's so worth it and yes id do it again. It is SO easy to float. the dry suit is full of air so you don't even have to try to float you are just very buoyant. they don't like you to stand on any of the rocks as it will disrupt the area, however you can roll over to your back and keep your head above the water if you need to adjust your snorkel or let your face thaw for a bit. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity, id say do it. just embrace the discomfort as it is temporary and enjoy the views! I hope this info was helpful!
How impressive and beautiful. I wonder if the recent earthquakes and future eruptions will change this area. I think you are grateful to have seen this lake with you own eyes. How wonderful our planet is. I am thankful to live here on earth.
It was such an incredible experience! So grateful to se beautiful places like this!
Órale, This place is breathtaking, and I hope to travel to Iceland someday. I'm an earth scientist, and I would like to go snorkeling in this place. I'm going to learn to swim very well, hahaha, and also study English a lot. Currently, I'm working and saving money to finance my travels as a backpacker. Very nice video. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
You would fall in love with iceland. I highly recommend traveling there. This was our second time, and we would still love to go back!
Unreal
It was so beautiful!