Polar Circles

Polar Circles

Imagine diving in an environment that only a select few can enjoy, a glacial world so strikingly unique that only a small subset of experienced cold water divers can experience it. This is the unrivalled magic of polar diving.

The icy waters of the Arctic and Antarctic regions give rise to a wide variety of marine life that can’t be seen anywhere else on the planet. At the same time, the numerous ice formations create landscapes and displays of colours and patterns unique in themselves. Some of the most common Arctic seals can be seen, and in Antarctica you can also enjoy one of the most powerful predators on the planet – leopard seals, as well as the local penguin species.

Diving Trips in the Polar Circles

Discover the magic of the Polar Circles, ideal destinations for divers looking for unique and exciting experiences. These icy waters offer amazing underwater landscapes and encounters with species you won’t find anywhere else. Whether exploring the Arctic or Antarctic, diving in the poles is a diving trip like no other.

Popular Diving Destinations in the Polar Circles

• Tromsø, Norway (Arctic):
  This destination offers the exciting opportunity to dive under the Northern Lights and swim alongside orcas and humpback whales during winter migrations. With a well-developed tourism infrastructure, it is a perfect choice for those who want to explore the Arctic with ease.
• Norwegian Fjords:
  Norwegian fjords are ideal for divers looking to explore unique underwater landscapes. Here you will find historic shipwrecks, crystal-clear waters and rich marine biodiversity, all in a spectacular setting.
• British Columbia, Canada:
  This destination combines the magic of kelp forests with encounters with sea lions, salmon and giant anemones. It is easily accessible from Vancouver and is perfect for divers who want to experience cold waters without straying too far.
• Silfra Rift, Iceland:
  With visibility of over 100 meters, Silfra allows you to dive between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates in crystal-clear, cold waters. It’s a unique experience, accessible even to recreational divers.

Why Choose the Polar Circles

• Extreme Adventure: Diving under icebergs and exploring pristine environments is unmatched.
• Unique Marine Life: Encounters with narwhals, belugas, penguins and more in their natural habitat.
• Accessibility: Places like Iceland or Norway are easier to reach for a first polar dive.

Exploring the poles is an adventure for experienced divers looking for an intimate connection with nature in its wildest form.