MOUNT VESUVIUS, NAPLES,ITALY

Mount Vesuvius, one of the most famous volcanoes, was famous for its massive destruction in 79 BC.
One of the most famous volcanic sites, Mount Vesuvius, is famous for the massacre of Pompeii in AD 79. However, there has been no filming since 1944, and it continues to attract tourists from all over the world. At an altitude of 1,281 metres, tourists usually cover a distance of 1,000 meters and climb the remaining 200 metres.



WHAKAARI (White Island), BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND

At an altitude of 1,600 meters above sea level, tourists can see only 321 meters above sea level. Wakari is 49 km off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand and was last shot in 2019. However, it is responsible for personally organized visits. Although annoying, tourists can see fumaroles, hot rocks, springs, acidic reservoirs and soils that emit steam and hot air.



GELDINGAFDALUR, REYKJAVIK , ICELAND

Last year, social media was full of interesting pictures of golden lava flowing in Iceland. Geldingdalur is just 25 minutes away from Keflavik International Airport in Iceland. Tourists can walk more than three kilometers to take in the spectacular views of Mount Vernon.



ARENAL, COSTA RICA

About a three-hour walk from the capital city of San Jose, Arenal is a volcanic peak surrounded by lush vegetation and animals. There are many ways to visit the national park and explore the area that is part of the site. Several roads cover lava fields formed from the ruins of the past and lead tourists through the woods.



MOUNT BATUR , BALI INDONESIA

The active volcano, located at an altitude of 1717 meters, is located two hours from the city of Chantamani, one hour and 20 minutes from the central and famous city of Obed. Most of the climb is through forest, so it is possible to hike through Tia Bangka Village. The town is also the headquarters of the Bator Mountain Detectives Association.

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