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Arenal is one of the most active volcanoes in Central America. Hike the volcano’s base, relax in hot springs, and watch for nighttime eruptions.
Mount Etna, Italy
Europe’s highest and most active volcano, Mount Etna is a true spectacle. Take guided treks to see its lava flows and craters.
Pacaya, Guatemala
A relatively accessible volcano, Pacaya offers lava hikes where you can roast marshmallows over hot vents.
Sakurajima, Japan
Located in the “Land of Volcanoes,” Sakurajima is a captivating site. Witness its frequent eruptions from safe viewpoints.
(@muu_chibi)Cotopaxi, Ecuador
Cotopaxi is one of the highest active volcanoes on Earth. Ascend to its snow-covered summit for an awe-inspiring adventure.
Mount St. Helens, USA
Famous for its devastating 1980 eruption, you can explore the blast zone and see nature’s recovery.
Villarrica, Chile
Climb this active volcano and peer into its lava-filled crater. Ski down its slopes in the winter months.
Volcán de Colima, Mexico
Hike through lush forests to witness the eruptions of this fiery giant in western Mexico.
Mount Yasur, Vanuatu
Nicknamed the “Lighthouse of the Pacific,” Mount Yasur offers awe-inspiring nighttime lava displays.
Mount Merapi, Indonesia
Known as the “Mountain of Fire,” it’s one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Take guided treks to explore its wonders.
Remember that safety is paramount when visiting active volcanoes. Always follow local guidelines and advice from experts. Exploring these natural wonders is an unforgettable journey into the heart of our planet’s geological wonders, and it’s an experience that will stay with you forever.
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If you only have enough time to visit one volcano in Panama, then Barú should make the cut. This active stratovolcano is Panama’s highest mountain peak and is located off the border of Costa Rica. If you’re lucky enough, you can even spot the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea from its peak on a clear day.
(@ammysupertramp)La Yeguada
This stratovolcano is a huge hit with passionate adventurers and it covers a massive area in Panama’s Veraguas Province. In addition to amazing views, it also offers hiking trails, campsites, waterfalls, and even a fishing lake.
El Valle
The tiny town of El Valle de Antón is located in the flat wide caldera of this volcano. El Valle was considered to be inactive until recent research discovered that the volcano’s most recent eruption was most likely around 200,000 years ago. That’s not stopping people from exploring its hot springs and scenic hiking paths, as well as, living in the beautiful area.
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If you only have enough time to visit a single volcano while in Honduras, it should be Isla el Tigre aka Tiger Island. This symmetrical conical volcano is a part of the Central America Volcanic Arc, and it’s pretty popular with tourists because it doesn’t have a history of recorded activity.
Utila Island
Utila is another tiny tropical island that will win you over with its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Its volcanic origin isn’t so obvious at the first glance, but its eastern end is actually capped by a thin veneer of basaltic volcanic rocks, which erupted from several pyroclastic cones.
Lake Yojoa
Honduras’ largest lake is volcanic in origin and it lies in a depression formed by volcanoes. Its volcanic field consists of scoria cones, craters, and lava flows, but that doesn’t diminish its beauty and its surrounding area offers walking trails, kayaking, and fishing to visitors.
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One of several volcanoes lining the western edge of the island of Luzon, Taal is pretty popular with tourists thanks to its close proximity to Manila. The fact that it’s one of the most active volcanoes in the entire country isn’t stopping it from being a major tourist attraction, and its crater lake is a sight to behold.
Mount Pinatubo
Pinatubo is another active volcano in the Philippines that’s not struggling to attract tourists to its grounds. Located in the middle of a lush forest, Pinatubo is a popular hiking spot, with many hiking trails leading to its crater lake.
(@el.riiton)Mayon Volcano
Another show-stopping volcano on the island of Luzon, Mayon is the Philippines’ most active volcano, but people still can’t resist visiting it. The volcano and its adjacent surrounding have been declared a protected area and its nearly perfect cone made it extremely popular with landscape photographers.
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Cotopaxi is a pretty popular day trip destination from Quito due to its relatively close proximity to the capital of Ecuador, but that’s not the only reason to visit it. Nature lovers can’t resist this active volcano because they can hike, climb, and explore glaciers and amazing views while here.
Chimborazo
Chimborazo hasn’t erupted since 550 AD, so it’s not a surprise that adrenaline seekers aren’t afraid to visit it in person. It’s especially popular with climbers since it’s believed to be the farthest point on the surface from Earth’s center, in addition to being Ecuador’s highest mountain with a peak elevation of 6,263 meters.
Cayambe
Ecuador’s third highest peak, Cayambe is best known for its rugged, snow-capped slopes. Despite the fact it’s one of the most challenging climbing spots in the entire country, it’s pretty popular with adventurers and mountaineers visiting Ecuador.
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Arenal is one of Costa Rica’s most active volcanoes, but that’s not stopping it from being a popular tourist attraction. You can enjoy the beauty of the Arenal Volcano National Park by joining a hiking tour and discovering many lava fields and hot springs while wandering through the rainforest.
Irazú Volcano
Another fascinating volcano that offers an exciting journey to adrenaline junkies, Irazú is the highest active volcano in the entire country. It’s worth visiting for the magnificent green crater lake and breathtaking views at the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean that you can see on a clear day.
Poás Volcano
Another beautiful volcano with crater lakes, Poás has been attracting visitors for decades despite its constant activity. This often led to the closure of the surrounding Poás Volcano National Park, so it’s important to keep in mind that the possible volcanic activity may disrupt your visit.
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One of the most incredible attractions of Virunga National Park, Mount Nyiragongo is one of the most active volcanoes in all of Africa. That’s not stopping adventurous tourists from seeing it in person, and enjoying the incredible views at its lava lake—the largest of its kind.
(@thedreamytravels)Mount Sabyinyo
Just like many dormant volcanoes in Congo, Mount Sabyinyo is located near the Rwandan border and it’s home to a colony of mountain gorillas. It’s known by the nickname Old Man’s Teeth, and it’s pretty popular with the tourists exploring the volcanoes of the Virunga Mountains.
Mount Bisoke
Another dormant volcano in the Virunga Mountains, on the border with Rwanda, Mount Bisoke offers a much more relaxing experience than active volcanos. Some visitors are here to observe mountain gorillas, while others prefer exploring its hiking trails and crater lakes.
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]]>Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh
The city’s highest peak, located in the center of Edinburgh, is Arthur’s Seat. The volcano is believed to have first erupted 350 million years ago and you’ll get a great view of the city from it. There are several walking paths that range in difficulty and you can even see layers of what remains of the volcanic rock.
Castle Rock, Edinburgh
This volcano, located in the old section of Edinburgh, has a castle built on top of it. The rock is around 340 million years old and the castle is absolutely breathtaking. The castle is surrounded by Reformation-era architecture.
Glencoe, Highlands
Not much remains of this ancient super-volcano, but what does can be enjoyed while climbing, snowboarding, skiing, or mountain biking, depending on when you visit. It’s pretty much an adventure lover’s dream and the views shouldn’t be missed.
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