Starting 2026 with my first time traveling to Antarctica, working as a dive guide.
I found so much more than I expected, and the last two weeks have been the most mind-blowing experience I could ever imagine.
Breathtaking views, an incredible crew, and a lot of penguins.
I will be back
Silfra never disappoints! Feeling lucky every time I get to dive in this glacial water.
Amazing video by @marierichter.photography during a great dive in Silfra!
@dive.is
Grateful to have returned as a Dive Guide for Oceanwide on their final 2026 Antarctic voyage aboard the Hondius. 🇦🇶
These journeys are the ultimate lesson in humility.
PS: my love for fur seals is growing more and more every day
Ending my Iceland diving journey with these two legends!
@sea_4_yourself behind the camera & @armanddtv as buddy.
These shots were too good not to share.
Grateful for all the amazing underwater adventures here in Iceland.
A new chapter begins in Greece!
I am proud to announce that I have officially taken the helm of Dive Tolo known as Intro Dive Tolo.
For over 15 years, this center has been an exemple for excellence and community in the diving world.
This have been a dream that started when I was 14.
My mission is to continue providing the world-class experience, while welcoming new faces to our beautiful waters.
A few years ago, I was on a beach in Greece with my best friend, talking about our bucket list dives.
He said: “I’d love to dive Silfra in Iceland.”
My reply? “Cold water diving?! Never.” 😅
Two months later… I started a job in Silfra.
Fast forward 2.5 years - still here, guiding and teaching others about drysuit and cold water diving.
Here’s a little tour of our office!
🎥 @m.richter.photography in Silfra
🎥 @sea_4_yourself in tear of Odin
#scuba #diving #coldwater #iceland #paditv #scubadiving #icelandtrip #silfra
Got lucky enough to dive Strýtan.
Located in the north of Iceland, Strýtan is an underwater geothermal chimney rising from around 65m up to 18m.
A surreal place.
We did two dives in the north that felt like stepping into a Tim Burton movie: dark, cold, full of strange creatures… but an amazing journey.
Everyone knows Silfra—the “most famous cold water dive.”
But just across the lake in Þingvallavatn is Davíðsgjá—quiet, underrated, and seriously impressive.
Multiple dive spots, barely any crowds.
Crystal visibility, dramatic fissures, ice-cold water. What more to ask?
#diving #scuba #coldwater #iceland #scubadiving #scubadiving #paditv #icelandtrip #Silfra #sharemydive
