Get incredibly close to real molten lava at Lava Show Reykjavík, a unique indoor experience where Iceland’s volcanic power comes dramatically to life.

Watch real lava heated to approximately 1100°C (2000°F) flow into the showroom just a short distance from your seat. See it glow, hear it sizzle and feel the intense heat as an expert host demonstrates how molten lava behaves as it flows and begins to cool.

The entire experience takes approximately 55 minutes, making it an easy addition to a day of exploring Reykjavík.

Experience Real Flowing Lava

The show begins with an introduction from your live host and a short educational video exploring Iceland’s volcanic history and the powerful geological forces that have shaped the country.

Then comes the highlight — red-hot molten lava pours into the showroom.

From the safety of your seat, watch as your host interacts with the lava and explains what happens as it moves, cools and solidifies. Safety goggles are provided and must be worn while lava is present in the showroom.

An Award-Winning Reykjavík Experience

Lava Show combines science, Icelandic geology and entertainment in an immersive experience suitable for visitors looking to discover Iceland’s volcanic side without leaving Reykjavík.

There is also time for a Q&A session at the end of the show, giving you the opportunity to ask your host questions about lava, volcanoes and what you have just witnessed.

The experience is wheelchair accessible and operates indoors, making it an excellent activity in Reykjavík whatever the Icelandic weather decides to do outside.

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Experience the incredible power of Icelandic volcanism at Lava Show Vík, where you can safely get just a few feet away from real flowing lava.

Watch real lava from the 1918 Katla eruption heated until molten and poured into the showroom. See the glowing lava flow, hear it sizzle and feel the intense heat radiating from it — all while sitting safely in your seat.

This unique indoor experience takes approximately 50 minutes and combines Icelandic volcanic history, geology and an unforgettable live lava demonstration.

Experience Real Molten Lava

The experience begins with your live host and a short educational introduction to Iceland’s volcanic activity, with special attention given to Katla, the powerful volcano located close to Vík.

You’ll hear a personal story connected to the historic 1918 Katla eruption and learn how volcanic activity has shaped the lives of people living in this part of South Iceland.

Then comes the highlight.

Real lava is heated to approximately 1100°C (2000°F) before flowing into the showroom just a short distance from the audience.

See Lava in Action

Watch as your host carefully interacts with the molten lava using an iron rod while explaining what happens as it moves and cools.

During the demonstration, you may see fascinating volcanic formations created before your eyes, including Pele’s hair and tears, miniature lava tunnels and small lava caves.

The experience finishes with a Q&A session, giving you the opportunity to ask questions about lava, Katla and Icelandic volcanoes.

Lava Show Vík is wheelchair accessible and takes place indoors, making it an excellent stop while exploring Iceland’s South Coast in any weather.

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Take to the skies on an unforgettable Iceland volcano helicopter tour from Reykjavik and experience the dramatic volcanic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula from above.

Fly over vast lava fields, volcanic craters and some of Iceland’s newest landscapes, formed during the recent series of eruptions on the peninsula. From the air, you get a remarkable perspective on how volcanic activity continues to reshape this part of Iceland.

The exact flight route may vary depending on weather, flight conditions and volcanic activity. This allows the pilots to select the best available route and viewing experience on the day.

The experience lasts approximately 35–45 minutes and includes one landing when conditions permit. The landing location depends on weather, wind, air traffic and other safety considerations.

There is currently no active eruption, and sightings of flowing lava can never be guaranteed. However, the flight provides an extraordinary opportunity to see the aftermath of Iceland’s recent eruptions and witness the scale of the geological changes across the Reykjanes Peninsula.

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