Discover what is behind one of the oldest legends of the ancient world, the legend of Lost Atlantis, probably connected to the huge volcanic explosion on Santorini at around 1613BC, and get an insight, from first-hand knowledge, into the natural history of one of the world's most violent volcanoes. Discover other hidden treasures of the Greek volcanic areas: Milos, the Saronic Gulf, and the island of Nisyros, preparing for its next eruption...->Further info & details
Italy, the cradle of volcanology - nowhere else can you find such a fascinating variety of highly active volcanoes concentrated in such a small area,- all easily accessible and full of surprises, each one in its own, distinctive setting. From Etna,- Europe's largest and one of the most active volcanoes in the world,- via Stromboli and other volcanic pearls to the infamous, dangerous volcano of Vesuvius that buried Pompeii in Roman times, our tours will give you an unforgettable experience! But be warned: Italy is contagious, and it is all too easy to be seduced by Southern Italy with its unsurpassed cuisine and its charming people...->Further info & details
Born by the activity of a powerful giant volcanic hot spot deep under the mid-Atlantic ridge, where the American and Eurorean plates separate, Iceland has it all: volcanoes, glaciers, fire and ice, moon-like and bizarre landscapes, geyers, colorful hydrothermal areas, green lakes, wild rivers and imposing waterfalls. Despite sometimes rough climate, it is very well organized for every kind of traveller and is home to some of the most hospital people. Unnecessary to say, it is almost a "must" for everyone interested in volcanoes... ->Further info & details
A group of islands in the middle of the vast Pacific Ocean, created by fire, and according to the legend, home of the fire goddess Pele. Watch the lava, molten rock, spraying out from unearthly craters, rivers of fire pouring into the powerful Pacific Ocean - nothing beats the experience to witness the creation of new land, an illustration of the eternal battle of elements. A must for all volcano lovers, Kilauea on Big Island is the most active volcano on earth, standing along with the mighty volcanoes Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. The island's other treasures, lush rainforests, waterfalls, coral beaches, and a deep blue ocean invite you to relax... ->Further info & details
Indonesia boasts more volcanoes than anywhere else in the world. Visit Krakatoa, Merapi, Bromo, Semeru, Ijen and other volcanoes on Java and other islands (e.g. North Sulawesi, Bali, Lombok and FLores). Explore the past and present evidence of volcanic activity, but Indonesia offers much more than volcanoes: Indonesia is an extremely colorful and diverse country and it is -despite its recent negative image in press- generally very peaceful as well. It has dramatic landscapes, wonderful beaches, thousands of islands, and bustling villages, a great number of different cultures and exquisite cuisine. Visitors are delighted by the friendliness of the Indonesian people... ->Further info & details
Tanzania (E-Africa) has some of the most awe-inspring landscapes on earth: the Great Rift Valley, where East Africa is being separated from the rest of the continent, and where scientist believe is the birthplace of a future ocean...,- savanna highlands, deserts, salt lakes, an incredible abundance of wild life (e.g. Serengeti)... Last, but not least, we offer expeditions to the world's perhaps strangest and most unique active volcano - Ol Doinyo Lengai. You can combine all this with safari, adventurous treks across volcanic highlands and a relaxing holiday on the paradise beaches of Zanzibar. For the adventurous minded, Tanzania is the perfect place... ->Further info & details
We invite you to join us on expeditions to the giant crater of Nyiragongo volcano which hosts a violently active lava lake. Besides climbing Nyiragongo, the Virunga Volcanoes Natl. Park shared between Rwanda, Uganda and Congo is well worth a tour to see its highly protected mountain gorillas. Visit Goma - the city and life arises from the ashes of volcanic destruction in 2002. Legendarily beautiful landscapes of the land of 1000 hills, friendly people, comfortable accommodation, exotic cuisine wait for you... ->Further info & details
With its 3 active and very distinctly different volcanoes Pacaya, Fuego and Santiaguito on a strech of little more than 200 km, and many impressive conical peaks between them, Guatemala has the highest density of active volcanoes anywhere on the planet. The front of active volcanoes form a majestic silhouette overlooking the coastal plain, the visible sign of the ongoing subduction along the Pacific Ring of Fire. Large calderas like the idyllic Lake Atitlán, a true gem of nature, tell the story of giant eruptions that repeatedly reshaped the country... ->Further Info and Details
