Explore any volcanic formation
Spot Mount Fuji, Japan's iconic volcano standing at 3,776 meters
Spot Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain (3,718m) located in Tenerife, Canary Islands.
See sunrise over Mount Bromo, an active volcano in East Java, Indonesia
Summit Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain (3,718m) on Tenerife island
Hike the smoking summit of Europe's most active volcano, 3,357 m above the Sicilian coast
Hike Acatenango Volcano near Antigua, Guatemala. This active stratovolcano offers a challenging overnight trek with steep ascents to the summit at 3,976m. Camp near the top to witness spectacular eruptions from neighboring Volcán de Fuego against the sunrise.
Walk over warm lava fields and toast marshmallows on the vents of an active volcano an hour from Antigua.
One of the world's highest active volcanoes.
Climb Mexico's highest peak (5,636m) and North America's highest volcano
Walk the crater rim of the volcano that buried Pompeii, with the Bay of Naples below.
The Maasai Mountain of God, the only volcano on Earth erupting cold black carbonatite lava.
A 4,562 m volcano through giraffe country, and the best acclimatisation walk before Kilimanjaro.
An ice-covered cone with a lava lake in the crater, climbed on crampons and descended on a sledge.
South Korea's highest mountain, a shield volcano with a crater lake at the centre of Jeju.
A three-day trek to a 3,726 m crater rim above a crescent lake with a new cone growing in it.
The Lighthouse of the Mediterranean has erupted every twenty minutes for two thousand years.
Oregon’s glaciated volcano, climbed at 2 a.m. so the snow bridges are still frozen.
A 5,137 m volcano rising alone from the plain, the traditional landing place of the Ark.
An active volcano you can ski in winter, with a hot acid lake in the crater.
Spain’s highest point, permit-only for the last stretch, with the peak’s shadow thrown across the Atlantic at dawn.
The Philippines' highest peak, a 2,954 m volcano with boulder fields and a summit lake.
Europe’s most active volcano, guided to 3,300 m past steaming vents and last year’s lava.
A near-perfect cone on the Taranaki coast, so symmetrical it stood in for Mount Fuji on film.
Not the highest mountain, but its summit is the furthest point from the centre of the Earth.
Climb an active island volcano.
Climb the dormant volcano crater.
Dramatic volcanic needle in the jungle.
Climb the iconic volcanic spire.
Twin volcanic peaks, UNESCO-listed.
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