Aogashima, Japan

Located on an island about 200 miles south of Tokyo, Aogashima is a sleepy, traditional Japanese town built within an active volcano. Half the population was killed around 230 years ago when the last eruption took place. But the villagers won’t let the volcano master their lives. Paying a visit to this unique town will change your perspective forever.

Pyrenees of Girona

One of the most beautiful regions in Europe, you can take a hot air balloon ride over the Pyrenees of Girona volcanoes. Feel like a bird soaring through the air with a god’s eye view of this magisterial natural beauty.

Nicaragua Volcano Surfing

Volcano surfing is an extreme sport where you board down the slope of an active or inactive volcano. One of the most popular places for volcano boarding is Nicaragua in Central America.

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Acetenango (Guatemala)

The 3rd highest peak in Central America stands at 3976 meters. Acetenango boasts impressive views day and night. Although dormant, its neighbor, Fuego, is extremely active and can be seen shooting out lava and smoke.

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

The youngest volcano in Central America is ideal for thrill hunters. Volcano boarding here is ranked 2nd on CNN’s thrill seeker’s bucket list and for good reason. After the steep climb to the top, borders can slide at 80 km per hour back down again.

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Masaya holds one of six volcanic lava lakes in the world. It is worth a day trip from the colonial town of Granada and is an unmissable attraction in Nicaragua.

Volcan Concepcion (Nicaragua)

Concepcion is the ideal climb for lovers of jungle trekking and a challenge. Located on Ometepe Island, what starts off as a hike through monkey-filled trees concludes with a brutal ascent through a sulfur cloud. It’s not for the faint of heart.

Arenal Volcano (Costa Rica)

As one of Costa Rica’s most famous tourist destinations, Arenal offers hot springs, natural hikes and the chance to see sloths close up. What more could you want?

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Aogashima, Japan

Located on an island about 200 miles south of Tokyo, Aogashima is a sleepy, traditional Japanese town built within an active volcano. Half the population was killed around 230 years ago when the last eruption took place. But the villagers won’t let the volcano master their lives. Paying a visit to this unique town will change your perspective forever.

Pyrenees of Girona

One of the most beautiful regions in Europe, you can take a hot air balloon ride over the Pyrenees of Girona volcanoes. Feel like a bird soaring through the air with a god’s eye view of this magisterial natural beauty.

Nicaragua Volcano Surfing

Volcano surfing is an extreme sport where you board down the slope of an active or inactive volcano. One of the most popular places for volcano boarding is Nicaragua in Central America.

The post 3 Amazingly Unique Volcano Experiences appeared first on Traveler Master.

Acetenango (Guatemala)

The 3rd highest peak in Central America stands at 3976 meters. Acetenango boasts impressive views day and night. Although dormant, its neighbor, Fuego, is extremely active and can be seen shooting out lava and smoke.

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

The youngest volcano in Central America is ideal for thrill hunters. Volcano boarding here is ranked 2nd on CNN’s thrill seeker’s bucket list and for good reason. After the steep climb to the top, borders can slide at 80 km per hour back down again.

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Masaya holds one of six volcanic lava lakes in the world. It is worth a day trip from the colonial town of Granada and is an unmissable attraction in Nicaragua.

Volcan Concepcion (Nicaragua)

Concepcion is the ideal climb for lovers of jungle trekking and a challenge. Located on Ometepe Island, what starts off as a hike through monkey-filled trees concludes with a brutal ascent through a sulfur cloud. It’s not for the faint of heart.

Arenal Volcano (Costa Rica)

As one of Costa Rica’s most famous tourist destinations, Arenal offers hot springs, natural hikes and the chance to see sloths close up. What more could you want?

The post 5 Unforgettable Volcano Experiences In Central America appeared first on Traveler Master.