Buceo en Grieta Silfra (Thingvellir NP) - Sur de Islandia ✈️ Foro Europa Escandinava ✈️ p69 ✈️

Wanderlust · 23-08-2011

Experiencia poco común

101lugaresincreibles.com/ ...andia.html
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Albertus81 · 04-05-2013

Hola
Sabéis si para bucear en la zona es necesaria siempre experiencia en traje seco? Hay muchas empresas que lo requieren, pero algunas pocas no ponen nada. No quisiera tener jaleos o algo después cancelando reservas cuando me digan que no puedo.
Muchas gracias

Wanderlust · 23-08-2011

En serio!? snorkel!?

www.snorkeling-report.com/ ...a-iceland/
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Wanderlust · 23-08-2011

albertus81 Escribió:

Hola
Sabéis si para bucear en la zona es necesaria siempre experiencia en traje seco? Hay muchas empresas que lo requieren, pero algunas pocas no ponen nada. No quisiera tener jaleos o algo después cancelando reservas cuando me digan que no puedo.
Muchas gracias

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The water in Silfra is ice-cold, at a constant 2-4°C (35-39°F) year round. At this temperature, the human body risks hypothermia, so snorkeling or diving in Iceland requires a specialized gear, including thermal undersuits and full-body drysuits. This equipment is included in all snorkeling tours to Silfra. Once outfitted, you will easily enter the water from a metallic ladder set on the fissure shore.

Leído esto...traje seco sí o sí...

Safety first!
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