I love volcanoes and I love Volcano Adventures!
Over the years I’ve been up them and down them and inside them, I’ve swum in them and climbed them and crawled under them. You do have to be careful with lava and some of these are with professional guides but as long as it’s safe, volcanoes can provide some amazing adventures!
So I made a series of it and I grouped them together and now you can see what my Volcano Adventures look like.
I’ve climbed a few mountains in my time. Small ones, easy ones, sometimes only halfway up and always slowly. Sir Edmund Hillary I am not. Climbing Laki was entirely unlike any mountain I’ve ever climbed before. Laki is a volcano. That’s not what makes it unusual. Actually, it’s not “a volcano” in the traditional sense.… More The day I climbed Iceland’s deadliest volcano
In a week’s time I’ll be halfway through my 2017 trip to Edinburgh and Tom wants to go up Arthur’s Seat so let’s go back to my 2015 climb. Right in the heart of Edinburgh is a volcano. It’s an extinct volcano and it manifests itself in two places – Castle Rock and Arthur’s Seat. Castle Rock… More The Volcano Adventures: Arthur’s Seat
I found a volcano by the side of the road and I climbed it. Meet Grábrók. Last year, I hired a car and spent ten or eleven days around the east and north of Iceland. Somewhere around Day Six I drove from Borgarnes to Akureyri. Borgarnes is a small town – a service centre, really… More A tiny little Volcano Adventure: Grábrók