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What our guests say

  • Ally L

    "Definitely not to be missed"

    Informative and interesting. Well presented and great to see the different transformational stages of lava. Loved feeling the heat of the lava and the sounds.

    Rowan A

    "An incredible attraction"

    An utterly mesmerising experience this morning. I did the classic experience and the time just flew by.

    desv1984

    "Exceeded expectations"

    The show ended up being fun while also being informative. The presenter was extremely knowledgeable about volcanic activity and its history in Iceland.

    Amy D

    "Don’t miss this!°

    So interesting and well run. The presenter was excellent and so informative. Highly recommended.

    kirsty123

    "Brilliant Visit to the Lava show"

    Would recommend this to anybody had a spare hour or 2 whilst visiting Iceland it’s really worth it!

    Laura Bennett

    "Hot, fiery, and absolutely unforgettable!"

    The Lava Show is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Iceland. It’s interactive, educational, and visually stunning. I’d go again in a heartbeat!

    Sarah Thompson

    "A mesmerizing blend of nature and science!"

    The Lava Show was absolutely breathtaking. Seeing molten lava up close and learning about its formation was both educational and thrilling. A must-see in Iceland!

    James Carter

    "The closest you'll ever get to a volcano!"

    This show is a unique experience that brings the power of volcanoes to life. The heat, the glow, and the storytelling made it unforgettable. Highly recommend!

    Emily Zhang

    "A fiery spectacle that left me in awe."

    The Lava Show is a perfect mix of entertainment and education. The staff was knowledgeable, and the demonstration was both safe and fascinating. Truly one of a kind!

    Michael O’Connor

    "Iceland’s molten magic at its best!"

    This show is a hidden gem. Watching real lava flow and learning about its impact on Iceland’s landscape was incredible. A highlight of our trip!

  • Ally L

    "Definitely not to be missed"

    Informative and interesting. Well presented and great to see the different transformational stages of lava. Loved feeling the heat of the lava and the sounds.

    Rowan A

    "An incredible attraction"

    An utterly mesmerising experience this morning. I did the classic experience and the time just flew by.

    desv1984

    "Exceeded expectations"

    The show ended up being fun while also being informative. The presenter was extremely knowledgeable about volcanic activity and its history in Iceland.

    Amy D

    "Don’t miss this!°

    So interesting and well run. The presenter was excellent and so informative. Highly recommended.

    kirsty123

    "Brilliant Visit to the Lava show"

    Would recommend this to anybody had a spare hour or 2 whilst visiting Iceland it’s really worth it!

    Laura Bennett

    "Hot, fiery, and absolutely unforgettable!"

    The Lava Show is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Iceland. It’s interactive, educational, and visually stunning. I’d go again in a heartbeat!

    Sarah Thompson

    "A mesmerizing blend of nature and science!"

    The Lava Show was absolutely breathtaking. Seeing molten lava up close and learning about its formation was both educational and thrilling. A must-see in Iceland!

    James Carter

    "The closest you'll ever get to a volcano!"

    This show is a unique experience that brings the power of volcanoes to life. The heat, the glow, and the storytelling made it unforgettable. Highly recommend!

    Emily Zhang

    "A fiery spectacle that left me in awe."

    The Lava Show is a perfect mix of entertainment and education. The staff was knowledgeable, and the demonstration was both safe and fascinating. Truly one of a kind!

    Michael O’Connor

    "Iceland’s molten magic at its best!"

    This show is a hidden gem. Watching real lava flow and learning about its impact on Iceland’s landscape was incredible. A highlight of our trip!

  • Ally L

    "Definitely not to be missed"

    Informative and interesting. Well presented and great to see the different transformational stages of lava. Loved feeling the heat of the lava and the sounds.

    Rowan A

    "An incredible attraction"

    An utterly mesmerising experience this morning. I did the classic experience and the time just flew by.

    desv1984

    "Exceeded expectations"

    The show ended up being fun while also being informative. The presenter was extremely knowledgeable about volcanic activity and its history in Iceland.

    Amy D

    "Don’t miss this!°

    So interesting and well run. The presenter was excellent and so informative. Highly recommended.

    kirsty123

    "Brilliant Visit to the Lava show"

    Would recommend this to anybody had a spare hour or 2 whilst visiting Iceland it’s really worth it!

    Laura Bennett

    "Hot, fiery, and absolutely unforgettable!"

    The Lava Show is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Iceland. It’s interactive, educational, and visually stunning. I’d go again in a heartbeat!

    Sarah Thompson

    "A mesmerizing blend of nature and science!"

    The Lava Show was absolutely breathtaking. Seeing molten lava up close and learning about its formation was both educational and thrilling. A must-see in Iceland!

    James Carter

    "The closest you'll ever get to a volcano!"

    This show is a unique experience that brings the power of volcanoes to life. The heat, the glow, and the storytelling made it unforgettable. Highly recommend!

    Emily Zhang

    "A fiery spectacle that left me in awe."

    The Lava Show is a perfect mix of entertainment and education. The staff was knowledgeable, and the demonstration was both safe and fascinating. Truly one of a kind!

    Michael O’Connor

    "Iceland’s molten magic at its best!"

    This show is a hidden gem. Watching real lava flow and learning about its impact on Iceland’s landscape was incredible. A highlight of our trip!

Feel the heat of lava

Lava Show recreates a volcanic eruption by superheating real lava up to 1100°C (2000°F) and pouring it into a showroom to the delight of the audience.

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Feel the heat of lava

Lava Show recreates a volcanic eruption by superheating real lava up to 1100°C (2000°F) and pouring it into a showroom to the delight of the audience.

GET TICKETS NOW

Feel the heat of lava

Lava Show recreates a volcanic eruption by superheating real lava up to 1100°C (2000°F) and pouring it into a showroom to the delight of the audience.

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A young woman is captivated by the sight of seeing real molten lava at Lava show.
A young woman is captivated by the sight of seeing real molten lava at Lava show.
  • Three smiling Lava Show team members pose together in uniform behind a counter with delicious-looking gourmet pizzas in the foreground. They stand in a sleek, modern interior with dark accents, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that blends hospitality with volcanic flair.
    A vibrant orange cocktail garnished with a citrus wedge sits on a glossy black marble table. In the background, a vivid lava-themed artwork bursts with fiery reds and deep blues, complementing the drink’s bold color. A small candle adds a touch of warmth and elegance to the cozy, volcanic-inspired setting.
    A worker in a reflective heat suit and helmet oversees a stream of molten lava being poured from industrial machinery. Surrounded by complex pipes, scaffolding, and heavy equipment, the intense orange glow of the lava illuminates the scene, emphasizing the extreme heat and technical precision of the operation.
    A Lava Show presenter skillfully manipulates a glowing stream of molten lava with a long metal rod during a live demonstration. The room is dimly lit with dramatic lighting, highlighting the lava’s intense orange glow against a backdrop of jagged stone and a large screen displaying the Lava Show logo and Instagram handle @lavashowiceland.
    A person wearing a red safety helmet and face shield tends to a glowing furnace filled with molten lava. The intense orange light from the heat illuminates the room, highlighting the industrial setup with metal pipes and safety equipment. The scene captures the dramatic and powerful moment of working with extreme temperatures.
    A person dressed in winter gear stands triumphantly with arms flexed in a snowy landscape. They are surrounded by portable lava melting equipment, including furnaces and tubing, with snow and fog creating a dramatic, icy backdrop. The individual appears to be celebrating a successful outdoor lava demonstration in extreme cold.
    Two men are conducting a live lava demonstration outdoors. One man is adjusting a furnace with bright flames shooting from the top, while the other stands behind observing. The setup includes heat-resistant bricks and a metal stand, with a dramatic Lava Show banner featuring volcanic imagery in the background.
    A couple dressed in red outdoor jackets and winter hats poses closely together in front of a breathtaking volcanic eruption. Behind them, glowing rivers of molten lava snake through the dark landscape, with plumes of smoke rising and snow-capped mountains in the distance under a twilight sky.
    An employee of Lava Show wearing a reflective protective suit and face shield stands next to a portable lava melting furnace amidst the snowy landscape of Langjökull glacier in Iceland.
    A person in a red jacket and grey beanie with the text "WEAR LC" stands in front of an active volcano. They are wearing a blue and white respirator mask, and their hair is blowing in the wind. In the background, a plume of smoke rises into the sky, and glowing lava can be seen flowing down the slope of the volcano at sunset.
  • Three smiling Lava Show team members pose together in uniform behind a counter with delicious-looking gourmet pizzas in the foreground. They stand in a sleek, modern interior with dark accents, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that blends hospitality with volcanic flair.
    A vibrant orange cocktail garnished with a citrus wedge sits on a glossy black marble table. In the background, a vivid lava-themed artwork bursts with fiery reds and deep blues, complementing the drink’s bold color. A small candle adds a touch of warmth and elegance to the cozy, volcanic-inspired setting.
    A worker in a reflective heat suit and helmet oversees a stream of molten lava being poured from industrial machinery. Surrounded by complex pipes, scaffolding, and heavy equipment, the intense orange glow of the lava illuminates the scene, emphasizing the extreme heat and technical precision of the operation.
    A Lava Show presenter skillfully manipulates a glowing stream of molten lava with a long metal rod during a live demonstration. The room is dimly lit with dramatic lighting, highlighting the lava’s intense orange glow against a backdrop of jagged stone and a large screen displaying the Lava Show logo and Instagram handle @lavashowiceland.
    A person wearing a red safety helmet and face shield tends to a glowing furnace filled with molten lava. The intense orange light from the heat illuminates the room, highlighting the industrial setup with metal pipes and safety equipment. The scene captures the dramatic and powerful moment of working with extreme temperatures.
    A person dressed in winter gear stands triumphantly with arms flexed in a snowy landscape. They are surrounded by portable lava melting equipment, including furnaces and tubing, with snow and fog creating a dramatic, icy backdrop. The individual appears to be celebrating a successful outdoor lava demonstration in extreme cold.
    Two men are conducting a live lava demonstration outdoors. One man is adjusting a furnace with bright flames shooting from the top, while the other stands behind observing. The setup includes heat-resistant bricks and a metal stand, with a dramatic Lava Show banner featuring volcanic imagery in the background.
    A couple dressed in red outdoor jackets and winter hats poses closely together in front of a breathtaking volcanic eruption. Behind them, glowing rivers of molten lava snake through the dark landscape, with plumes of smoke rising and snow-capped mountains in the distance under a twilight sky.
    An employee of Lava Show wearing a reflective protective suit and face shield stands next to a portable lava melting furnace amidst the snowy landscape of Langjökull glacier in Iceland.
    A person in a red jacket and grey beanie with the text "WEAR LC" stands in front of an active volcano. They are wearing a blue and white respirator mask, and their hair is blowing in the wind. In the background, a plume of smoke rises into the sky, and glowing lava can be seen flowing down the slope of the volcano at sunset.
  • Three smiling Lava Show team members pose together in uniform behind a counter with delicious-looking gourmet pizzas in the foreground. They stand in a sleek, modern interior with dark accents, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that blends hospitality with volcanic flair.
    A vibrant orange cocktail garnished with a citrus wedge sits on a glossy black marble table. In the background, a vivid lava-themed artwork bursts with fiery reds and deep blues, complementing the drink’s bold color. A small candle adds a touch of warmth and elegance to the cozy, volcanic-inspired setting.
    A worker in a reflective heat suit and helmet oversees a stream of molten lava being poured from industrial machinery. Surrounded by complex pipes, scaffolding, and heavy equipment, the intense orange glow of the lava illuminates the scene, emphasizing the extreme heat and technical precision of the operation.
    A Lava Show presenter skillfully manipulates a glowing stream of molten lava with a long metal rod during a live demonstration. The room is dimly lit with dramatic lighting, highlighting the lava’s intense orange glow against a backdrop of jagged stone and a large screen displaying the Lava Show logo and Instagram handle @lavashowiceland.
    A person wearing a red safety helmet and face shield tends to a glowing furnace filled with molten lava. The intense orange light from the heat illuminates the room, highlighting the industrial setup with metal pipes and safety equipment. The scene captures the dramatic and powerful moment of working with extreme temperatures.
    A person dressed in winter gear stands triumphantly with arms flexed in a snowy landscape. They are surrounded by portable lava melting equipment, including furnaces and tubing, with snow and fog creating a dramatic, icy backdrop. The individual appears to be celebrating a successful outdoor lava demonstration in extreme cold.
    Two men are conducting a live lava demonstration outdoors. One man is adjusting a furnace with bright flames shooting from the top, while the other stands behind observing. The setup includes heat-resistant bricks and a metal stand, with a dramatic Lava Show banner featuring volcanic imagery in the background.
    A couple dressed in red outdoor jackets and winter hats poses closely together in front of a breathtaking volcanic eruption. Behind them, glowing rivers of molten lava snake through the dark landscape, with plumes of smoke rising and snow-capped mountains in the distance under a twilight sky.
    An employee of Lava Show wearing a reflective protective suit and face shield stands next to a portable lava melting furnace amidst the snowy landscape of Langjökull glacier in Iceland.
    A person in a red jacket and grey beanie with the text "WEAR LC" stands in front of an active volcano. They are wearing a blue and white respirator mask, and their hair is blowing in the wind. In the background, a plume of smoke rises into the sky, and glowing lava can be seen flowing down the slope of the volcano at sunset.

The founders story

The concept of Lava Show was ignited in 2010 when Júlíus and Ragnhildur, a husband-and-wife duo, were captivated by a mesmerizing lavafall during the Fimmvörðuháls eruption that was the predecessor to the Eyjafjallajökull eruption that took place a few weeks later.

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Portrait of Lava Show founders, Ragnhildur Júlíusdóttir (Lady Lava) and Júlíus Ingi Jónsson (Mr. Lava Lava), standing side-by-side smiling warmly. They appear confident and welcoming, embodying the adventurous spirit behind Iceland's iconic Lava Show.

The founders story

The concept of Lava Show was ignited in 2010 when Júlíus and Ragnhildur, a husband-and-wife duo, were captivated by a mesmerizing lavafall during the Fimmvörðuháls eruption that was the predecessor to the Eyjafjallajökull eruption that took place a few weeks later.

READ MORE

Portrait of Lava Show founders, Ragnhildur Júlíusdóttir (Lady Lava) and Júlíus Ingi Jónsson (Mr. Lava Lava), standing side-by-side smiling warmly. They appear confident and welcoming, embodying the adventurous spirit behind Iceland's iconic Lava Show.

The founders story

The concept of Lava Show was ignited in 2010 when Júlíus and Ragnhildur, a husband-and-wife duo, were captivated by a mesmerizing lavafall during the Fimmvörðuháls eruption that was the predecessor to the Eyjafjallajökull eruption that took place a few weeks later.

READ MORE

Portrait of Lava Show founders, Ragnhildur Júlíusdóttir (Lady Lava) and Júlíus Ingi Jónsson (Mr. Lava Lava), standing side-by-side smiling warmly. They appear confident and welcoming, embodying the adventurous spirit behind Iceland's iconic Lava Show.

Visit our gift shops

The Lava Show not only displays real molten lava. We also create unique products crafted from lava from the 1918 eruption of the volcano Katla. These unique items can be found in our gift-shops in Vík and Reykjavik

A handcrafted obsidian necklace, produced by Lava Show, displayed on a black bust. Made from real volcanic glass formed by rapidly cooling rhyolite lava, this striking piece is one of the exclusive products available at the Lava Show.

Visit our gift shops

The Lava Show not only displays real molten lava. We also create unique products crafted from lava from the 1918 eruption of the volcano Katla. These unique items can be found in our gift-shops in Vík and Reykjavik

A handcrafted obsidian necklace, produced by Lava Show, displayed on a black bust. Made from real volcanic glass formed by rapidly cooling rhyolite lava, this striking piece is one of the exclusive products available at the Lava Show.

Visit our gift shops

The Lava Show not only displays real molten lava. We also create unique products crafted from lava from the 1918 eruption of the volcano Katla. These unique items can be found in our gift-shops in Vík and Reykjavik

A handcrafted obsidian necklace, produced by Lava Show, displayed on a black bust. Made from real volcanic glass formed by rapidly cooling rhyolite lava, this striking piece is one of the exclusive products available at the Lava Show.

Visit our gift shops

The Lava Show not only displays real molten lava. We also create unique products crafted from lava from the 1918 eruption of the volcano Katla. These unique items can be found in our gift-shops in Vík and Reykjavik

A handcrafted obsidian necklace, produced by Lava Show, displayed on a black bust. Made from real volcanic glass formed by rapidly cooling rhyolite lava, this striking piece is one of the exclusive products available at the Lava Show.

Lava Academy

Dive deep into geology, explore the forces that shape volcanoes, and uncover the secrets of real flowing lava.

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Spectacular eruption at Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, captured with molten lava streams glowing vividly against the black volcanic rock and snowy highlands. This active volcanic site near Reykjavík has become a major geological attraction and a symbol of Iceland's powerful natural forces.

Apr 10, 2025

Lava Academy glossary: Key terms in geology and volcanology

A stunning volcanic crater lake in Askja, Iceland, filled with opaque, milky-blue geothermal water. The lake is surrounded by rugged, brown volcanic rock with patches of lingering snow. In the distance, snow-capped mountains rise under a dramatic sky of scattered clouds and blue patches, with a larger lake visible beyond the crater.

Apr 8, 2025

Askja created Iceland’s second deepest lake

A braided glacial river plain stretches across the landscape beneath snow-capped mountains in Iceland. This striking terrain lies at the foot of glaciers like Skeiðarárjökull, which is known for sudden, powerful floods caused by the volcanic activity of Grímsvötn beneath the ice.

Apr 7, 2025

Grímsvötn Volcano: Iceland’s hidden powerhouse sits on top of a mantle plume 

Spectacular eruption at Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, captured with molten lava streams glowing vividly against the black volcanic rock and snowy highlands. This active volcanic site near Reykjavík has become a major geological attraction and a symbol of Iceland's powerful natural forces.

Apr 10, 2025

Lava Academy glossary: Key terms in geology and volcanology

A stunning volcanic crater lake in Askja, Iceland, filled with opaque, milky-blue geothermal water. The lake is surrounded by rugged, brown volcanic rock with patches of lingering snow. In the distance, snow-capped mountains rise under a dramatic sky of scattered clouds and blue patches, with a larger lake visible beyond the crater.

Apr 8, 2025

Askja created Iceland’s second deepest lake

Spectacular eruption at Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, captured with molten lava streams glowing vividly against the black volcanic rock and snowy highlands. This active volcanic site near Reykjavík has become a major geological attraction and a symbol of Iceland's powerful natural forces.

Apr 10, 2025

Lava Academy glossary: Key terms in geology and volcanology

A stunning volcanic crater lake in Askja, Iceland, filled with opaque, milky-blue geothermal water. The lake is surrounded by rugged, brown volcanic rock with patches of lingering snow. In the distance, snow-capped mountains rise under a dramatic sky of scattered clouds and blue patches, with a larger lake visible beyond the crater.

Apr 8, 2025

Askja created Iceland’s second deepest lake

Spectacular eruption at Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, captured with molten lava streams glowing vividly against the black volcanic rock and snowy highlands. This active volcanic site near Reykjavík has become a major geological attraction and a symbol of Iceland's powerful natural forces.

Apr 10, 2025

Lava Academy glossary: Key terms in geology and volcanology

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Reykjavík

Fiskislóð 73, 101 Reykjavik

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

Vík

Víkurbraut 5, 870 Vík

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

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VAT number: 132003

Icelandic ID number: 4607161010

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Frequently asked questions

Reykjavík

Fiskislóð 73, 101 Reykjavik

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

Vík

Víkurbraut 5, 870 Vík

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

Social media

Lava Show

VAT number: 132003

Icelandic ID number: 4607161010

Shortcuts

Get tickets

Find our locations

For travel industry partners

Host your event at Lava Show

Buy giftcards

Lava Academy

Frequently asked questions

Reykjavík

Fiskislóð 73, 101 Reykjavik

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

Vík

Víkurbraut 5, 870 Vík

Tel. +(354) 553 0005

info@lavashow.com

Social media

Lava Show

VAT number: 132003

Icelandic ID number: 4607161010