A fascinating trip. Guiseppe our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and gave us a real insight into the current geological activity. He is a great communicator and made sure everyone in the group was looked after. Although it was snowy, the hike was reasonably easy for anyone of average fitness. I learned a lot, saw wonderful views and thoroughly enjoyed the experience

Great trip with a great guide (France). Lots of information on the geology and some great views/photo opportunities. I would thoroughly recommend to anyone with even the slightest interst in geology.

I happened to be there during the November eruption and went on the tour with Giuseppe as the guide. It was a small group and it was perfect <3 We managed to get a great view of the eruption and Giuseppe (volcanologist from Italy) explained how volcan works.

This was a great, small excursion with a fantastic geological expert. It was about a 5 km hike roundtrip and was steep in some areas. Very doable but could be a little challenging for some. Highly recommended to see inactive but warm lava flows and great views from top.

Highly recommended. We took our tour 30.11.2024. Our guide was very knowledgeable, and explained everything about volcanos, lava flows and everything in between. To my surprise, he took us fairly close to the erupting volcano (safe distance obviously) but close enough where we could smell and see the boiling lava inside of the erupting volcano, and the lava flow. It was amazing. I am really glad we booked this tour and would do it again in a heartbeat. From the parking lot we hiked about 1.5 hours to the site and 1.5 back. The hike is easy, but you do have to be prepared for the weather. when we hiked the temp was about -8 Celsius with 30 km per hour winds, but the views were definitely worth it. as long as you have layers of clothing and something to cover your face it's not bad at all.

Very passionate and knowledgeable guide. Small group, almost one on one experience. The picture opportunities were amazing. Would definitely recommend this tour.

Booked the tour several days before the eruption occurred on Wednesday 20th November. What luck! This was a small group with geologist France. A fantastic hike and great view of the eruption. Learnt a lot about the geology of the area and in particular lavas. Truly an experience to remember. France thanks so much for your expertise.

Can not recommend this tour high enough. France was brilliant. Both knowledgeable and sociable. Even stopped and allowed photos on the way back. Keep up the great work guys

This Lava Tunnel Caving experience was absolutely amazing and is one of the top highlights of my holiday! The natural Lava Tunnel was untouched by man-made modifications like ramps or lights, which made the whole adventure feel more authentic and immersive. Being so close to ancient rock formations was incredible, and the different rock formations, like ionization or dried lava on the walls, were absolutely captivating. Our tour guide France was fantastic from start to finish. Her fun and energetic vibe set the tone right from the pick-up and continued throughout the entire experience, even during the drop-off. As an experienced geologist, she enriched the tour with fascinating insights about the cave's history and geology. She also did an excellent job supporting the whole group which was made up of several different ability levels, such as pointing out more challenging spots for the more experienced or athletic people, and showing easier paths for the others. If you're looking for an adventure that combines nature, geology, and a bit of a workout, this is it! Highly recommend this as a must-do for a trip to Iceland, and if you're unsure, I also tried the "famous" Lava Tunnel, and this was far better, had more opportunity for photos, got BETTER photos, and was more interactive and felt more personal with a smaller group.

Very interesting. France, our guide, was very knowledgeable and explained things in understandable terms. She was pleasant and very eager to answer questions. Thanks France! Highly recommended.

This was such a cool tour! We had a small group so we moved quickly and had more time for questions and exploring. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and a great teacher. I recommend taking this hike with a geologist specifically, because if I had not been with her I would have just looked at rocks and moved on. It added a layer of depth and understanding. It’s very interesting how lava varies based on exposure to different elements. So glad I went on this tour, it was one of the highlights of my trip to Iceland!

An awesome tour but don't expect to see orange lava flowing down a mountain like the picture! Of course not but this was still a great hike. Our tour guide Guiseppe was a great host and educated the group on all things volcano. It was like taking a field trip with a professor. The hike is not strenuous for anyone that is somewhat fit. There is a steep climb but the trail is well defined and there are no rocks or slabs to climb over. The lava field was very interesting and features steam and heat escaping from under the lava field. Ample time to explore and have lunch. Bring your own snacks and water. Guiseppe stopped to and from the trailhead for a WC break at a very cool bubbling thermal area. Great value.

Fantastic outing. Geologist France, our guide, is incredible knowledgeable offering much insight into the volcanic eruptions, rocks lava fields we walked through. We learned so much and had a great time.

Amazing hike that took us to lava flows from 2021 that still are venting warm air. Our tour guide, France, who is from Australia was incredibly knowledgeable and is an experienced geologist and volcanologist. It’s obvious she enjoys guiding the tours and it was a pleasure to be with her. My daughter who is a rock hound was in heaven on this trip.

We had a great volcano hike. Our guide, Giuseppi , was passionate and knowledgeable. We got some good exercise without it being too strenuous and got some great views from the top. Hiking in a lava field was like hiking on another planet, then we found a crack that was still warm 2 years after the lava stopped flowing. Other times, it seemed more like hiking on the moon or Mars. One minor problem: bathroom at the base camp parking lot was closed. We had a lots of fun!