Iceland Meradalir Volcano
Meradalir Volcano in the southwest of Iceland erupted in 2022 but as of August, signs are indicating that the eruption might have come to an end and the lava flow is declining steadily.
This area is well-known for different volcanos which are active from time to time. Make sure to check the current situation before going there and always be prepared for a hike with sturdy boots and everything you need. In case of an eruption, keep in mind that volcanic gas is dangerous, especially on windless days.
Don't bring animals or small children to this place due to the high risks.
This area is well-known for different volcanos which are active from time to time. Make sure to check the current situation before going there and always be prepared for a hike with sturdy boots and everything you need. In case of an eruption, keep in mind that volcanic gas is dangerous, especially on windless days.
Don't bring animals or small children to this place due to the high risks.
Photography Tips
Take a drone and stay high above the lava.
Travel Information
There are plenty of parking opportunities before you have to walk the 7 km walk to the site (one way) to Meradalir which is around 2 hours. The volcano is located close to Reykjavik in the southwest of Iceland. Please get more information about the hike locally before you go there.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Lots of people
Best Timing
Blue hour/at night
Sunrise & Sunset
11:15 - 15:40
| current local time: 14:12
Photo Themes
Volcanic eruption
volcano
Locations
Reykjanes Peninsula
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