Another great upgrade for Strýtan Divecenter!
So far the year of 2017 has been great and we know it’s only going to be better! We’ve had our second upgrade in a short time and now we can proudly say that we are a PADI 5* Instructor Development Dive Resort! We are so excited for what the future may...
Strýtan Divecenter is now a PADI 5* Dive Resort!
After giving out PADI certifications since 2010, when Erlendur Bogason got his PADI Open Water Instructor, we finally managed to get Strýtan Divecenter listed as a PADI 5* Dive Resort! We’re so happy to be a part of the PADI community and we’re looking...
PADI Women Dive Day
In the great year of 2017, Strýtan Divecenter is going to host it’s first PADI Women Dive Day event! The international Women Dive Day is going to be on the 15th of July 2017 and we’re excited to participate! We’re going to have a lot of great deals...
The Big Year of 2017
The year 2017 will be quite big for the scuba diver Erlendur Bogason. It’ll be the anniversary of incredibly many things that are involved with the underwater world in Eyjafjörður. Because of this big year of 2017 we’re going to through the timeline of certain events...
Pro Active Diving
Erlendur Bogason has been working on a project! A new project, called Pro-Active Diving. The project’s purpose is to create a network for divers and scientists to connect through local dive shops so that divers at any level will be able to contribute to human...
Diving Iceland’s Hydrothermal Vents
Strýtan – Diving Iceland’s Hydrothermal Vents Text and photos by Michael Salvarezza and Christopher P. Weaver original location – http://ecophotoexplorers.com/files/pdf/XRAY65-EPEIceland.pdf
Strýtan Chimney – 11.000 years in the making!
Strýtan chimney, Iceland: 11.000 years in the making – by Kevin Martin
Traveller.com.au ranks Nesgjá nr.7 in the world
Secret spots: 20 amazing travel destinations you’ve never heard of Exploring a continental divide 7 NESGJA FISSURE, NORTH ICELAND From above, the Nesgja fissure doesn’t look like much – a watery trench reaching across boggy North Icelandic coastal...