Situated in the town of Hvolsvöllur, which is approximately 62 miles (100 km) east of Reykjavik, is the renowned LAVA Center in Iceland. This interactive volcano exhibition is dedicated to showcasing the region’s volcanoes, earthquakes, and geology, providing insight into the powerful natural forces that have shaped our planet and formed Iceland over 20 million years ago.

Visitors to LAVA can immerse themselves in an interactive journey through Iceland’s geology and volcanic systems. Explore the history of past eruptions, lava flows, volcanic and rift systems, faults, and glacial floods, while also learning about the country’s sophisticated monitoring system that tracks earthquakes and volcanic activity. The knowledgeable staff at LAVA will guide you through the fascinating natural history of Iceland, making the experience both educational and enjoyable.

Engage with a diverse collection of artifacts, films, and graphics showcasing various volcanic eruptions from the past century. For more unique experiences on the South Coast and other volcanic excursions in Iceland, be sure to explore further options available in this captivating region.

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