If Only There Was Enough Time To See Every Volcano

Whether for the awe, out of pure curiosity, or you crave adventure - volcanoes satisfy all three feelings at once. Learn about the vast history & science or go crystal hunting; so many experiences to try, so little time.

North America

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Yellowstone National Park, USA

Mt. Saint Helen's, Washington, USA

Mt. Rainier, Washington, USA

Mt. Hood, Oregon, USA

Mt. Shasta, California, USA

Crater Lake, Oregon, USA

Mt. Redoubt, Alaska, USA

South America

Cotopaxi, Ecuador

Mount Chimborazo, Ecuador

Villarrica Volcano, Chile

Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica

Sangay Volcano, Ecuador

Osorno Volcano, Chile

Mount Pichincha, Ecuador

Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Australia

Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Mount Gambier

Mount Warning

Mount Lofty

Europe

Mount Etna, Italy

Stromboli, Italy

Mount Vesuvius, Italy

Santorini, Greece

Mount Elbrus, Russia

Hekla, Iceland

Ponta Delgada, The Azores, Portugal

Mount Pico, Portugal

Africa

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Mount Nyiragongo, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Erta Ale, Ethiopia

Mount Kenya, Kenya

Asia

Mount Fuji, Japan

Mount Bromo, Indonesia

Mount Rinjani, Indonesia

Mount Merapi, Indonesia

Mount Agung, Indonesia

Mount Everest, Nepal

Mount Yasur, Vanuatu

Mount Semeru, Indonesia

Antartica

Deception Island, Antarctica

Volcanoes have fascinated and frightened humans since ancient times. They are one of the main sources of fertility in many soils, and the ash from eruptions returns nutrients to the soil that plants need to grow. However, volcanic eruptions can also be violent and dramatic, drastically altering land and water for tens of kilometers around the volcano.