Get our newsletter!     Volcano Calendar 2019: We're proud to present our 2019 volcano calendar: 13 different and attractive images of volcanoes, volcanic landscapes and phenomena taken during volcano tours over the past few years.  Volcano Discoveries: "One of the most eye-catching guides to the world’s volcanoes ever published."  VolcanoAdventures: Depuis 2005, VolcanoDiscovery propose des voyages en petits groupes, des randonnées et du trekking, ainsi que des expéditions pour voir des volcans actuellement en activité, des voyages photographiques dans de nombreuses régions d’activité volcanique à travers le monde.  The Volcano Adventure Guide: Excellent information and background for anyone wishing to visit active volcanoes safely and enjoyably. The book presents guidelines to visiting 42 different volcanoes around the world.
| Stromboli eruption 2007: lava flows (2)  Seagulls observing the new lava flow  Blocks rolling off the flow front  Lava flows at the sea on 6 March (1)  Lava flows at the sea on 6 March (2)  Lava flows at the sea on 6 March (3)  Lava flows at the sea on 6 March (4)  The new lava delta at twilight  The lava delta at night  Advancing front of block lava  Advancing lava flow (1)  Advancing lava flow (2)  Advancing lava flow (3)  Advancing lava flow (4)  Advancing lava flow (5)  Advancing lava flow (6) Plus sur VolcanoDiscovery: Volcano Calendar 2016: We're proud to present our new volcano calendar 2016: 13 different and attractive images of volcanoes, volcanic landscapes and phenomena taken during volcano tours over the past few years.  Current activity of Bardarbunga volcano, Iceland: An intense seismic crisis started at Bárdarbunga volcano on 16 August 2014 and is continuing at the time of writing (23 Aug). It may or may not lead to a volcanic eruption, possibly under the Vatnajökull ice cap.
Follow updates as news come in!  Colima volcano photos: This beautiful stratovolcano in western Mexico is one of the most active volcanoes on the American continents. It is known for its often spectacular explosions and sometimes glowing avalanches. | |
