Hello Sulayman B After the tour our customers are handed a business card that has a link/URL where they can accress the photos online. In case you have lost the card we can be reached via email at info-at-adventurevikings-is. If you are having problems accessing the correct URL/link it is often connected to the browser or device that you are using. In that case we suggest you try a different brand of web browser or a different device such as a laptop or a home computer. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hello Christina C There is no real advantage of one time slot over another. All of our tours are planned with daylight(sunrise & sunset) in mind. Sometimes the later time slots are less busy than the earlier ones. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hello Jack T We at Adventure vikings offer many different day tours such as: Snorkeling, Scuba, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Lava-tube Caving, Golden Circle, Hiking and hot spring. Our only tours that do have a minimum age are the Snorkeling tour and the Scuba tour. The minimum age for snorkeling tours is 14 years old and the minimum age for scuba tours is 18 years old(all according to icelandic laws/regulations regarding scuba). On all of our other tours we can accommodate minors traveling with adult, such as your 11 year old, and let them partake in the experience. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hi Lucy S Tripadvisor does not allow us to insert links/urls as an answer. Please contact us via email and we will gladly provide you with the link for the photos from your tour. You can find contact information on the Adventure Vikings website. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hi Laura R Sorry for the very late reply. The minimum age for our snorkeling tours is 14 years old. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hi Liz W Yes, you can bring and use your own scuba/snorkeling mask with prescription/corrected lenses. It is also common that people bring and use contact lenses with our masks. We advise againt smaller googles, as those used in swimming pools or ocean swimming as they leave more then necessary skin exposed to the 2°C/35°F water. We also advise againt full-face snorkling masks as they often fit poorly under the hoodies we supply and therefore often leak. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hi Lisa and thank you for your question. The combo tour of Silfra snorkeling & the Golden Circle is well worth doing. On the tour we always start with the snorkeling part which finishes around noon and from there we keep going to the three locations of the Golden Circle. Note that Silfra fissure, the snorkeling location, is situated in Thingvellir National Park which is the first location of the Golden Circle. The other two locations are the hot spring geysers area Geysir and the Gullfoss waterfall area. A factor that we also always have to think of during this time of year, the icelandic wintertime, is the limited amount of daylight. The Snorkeling partion is started at 10am while it is still dark, so we are all set, ready to hit the water around 11am when the sun is already up. This setup also leaves more then enough daylight for the Golden Circle. One of the main difference between us and some other companies is that while some other operators might walk you through each location, we will give you all the information and fun facts needed at each location and then let you explore on your own. We of cause do give out a certain time limit at each location but still enough time to enjoy each site. Through years of experience we would like to believe that we have tuned in on the right amount of time for each location. Be cause of the limited daylight during wintertime and the fact that when snorkeling, you already are at the starting point, the first location of the golden circle. Timewise for you, the visitor, we recommend combining the two tours rather then doing them separately on a different day. I hope I have answered your question clearly but if not, do not hesitate to contact us again! Best Regards The Adventure Vikings Team

Hi Nina I The drysuits that we do use for snorkeling make you extremely buoyant, so much that it is impossible to dive in a drysuit. When wearing a drysuit you float easily on the surface. To be exact the drysuits do make wearing a life jacket additionally, completely unnecessary. Therefore we do not provide life jackets. We would however like to point out that we do require all our customers to be able to swim. If you feel that your question is still unanswered or you have any other concerns then please do not hesitate to contact us again. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Hi xcaratacusx Please read our most recent blog article on our website about the difference between snorkeling in a wetsuit vs. drysuit. h**p://adventurevikings.is/wetsuit-vs-drysuit/ (change out the * symbols as the post box does not allow for html links). Note that we recommend wetsuits for those who are confident/good swimmers since you do have to move around at all times and freedive to keep up warmth. If you feel that any part of your question is still unanswered after reading the article or if any other questions arise then please get back at us and we will do our best to advice you further. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team

Regarding our Silfra snorkeling tour. As you have noted we do have Go-Pro cameras for rental. Before entering the water we will hand the Go-Pro camera to the snorkeler so he/she is free to film/photograph what catches the eye. For those who are unfamiliar with how a Go-Pro camera works, we will do a quick 'how-to' briefing before entering the water. Go-Pro cameras in general are very easy to handle. Our guides usually have no problem and are more then happy to snap few photos while in the water if they are asked to. Hope that answers your questions. Best Regards The Adventure Vikings team