Diving in Silfra Fissure - Iceland
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Diving in Silfra Fissure - Iceland

Diving between two continental tectonic plates in the crystal clear glacial waters of Silfra fissure, Iceland.

Mayur Srivatsav
Mayur SrivatsavVisual Storyteller & Filmmaker
January 1, 2019·1 min read
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Diving between two continental tectonic plates in the crystal clear glacial waters of Silfra fissure, Iceland.

Silfra fissure sits within Pingvellir National Park. It's a place where you can witness the separation of two continental tectonic plates, the North American plate and the Eurasian plate.

Certified dry suit divers can explore glacial waters featuring exceptional visibility. The water is crystal clear and you feel like you are floating in space when you dive here. It's magnificent!

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Mayur Srivatsav
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Mayur Srivatsav

Visual Storyteller & Filmmaker

Mayur Srivatsav is a filmmaker and cinematographer based in Bangalore, drawn to stories told in demanding places. From Himalayan trekking expeditions to films for brands like New Relic, Dell, and Shell, he works to capture honest, cinematic moments wherever the work takes him.