Due to the unique geological location on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, on the border between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, Iceland is characterized by high volcanic activity.
Iceland has approximately 130 active and inactive volcanoes, and their various unusual forms are fantastic attractions.
The last eruption of the Fagrdalsfjall volcano in 2021 was an incredible experience for the island’s inhabitants and visiting tourists. You can no longer see the eruption, but the fresh lava fields and the crater make a great impression and attract people. Check out the volcano hike tours and know the strength of the volcano!
Besides that, you can book a tour to explore the Lava Tunnel, take a lift Inside the Volcano, visit great exhibitions and feel the temperature of the lava.
Iceland is known as the land of ice and fire, and volcanic activity is responsible for the island’s “hot” side. Check our volcano tours below!
Check our blog, How to Enjoy Volcanic Eruptions in Iceland Safely, if you plan to hike to Fagradalsfjall volcano.
