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]]>Explore the beaches of Palawan
Named as the “Best Island in the World” by Travel + Leisure magazine, Palawan is actually a collection of islands famous for their white sand beaches with turquoise waters and colorful marine life. Tourists can go island hopping to explore the many hidden lagoons and limestone cliffs. On the main island, be sure to check out the Underground River in Puerto Princesa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site marked by its impressive rock formations.
Experience the culture of Manila
Manila is a must-visit for those looking to immerse themselves in Filipino culture. Walk through the ancient streets of Intramuros and visit landmarks like Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church, or dive into local history at the National Museum of the Philippines. Afterward, head to Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown for some delicious street food.
Climb Mount Mayon
Nature enthusiasts should with a doubt include a hike to the summit of Mount Mayon in their itinerary. This iconic volcano is renowned for its picture-perfect cone shape and the breathtaking views that can be observed from its peak. It is one of the Philippines most active volcanoes, so just be sure to follow any recommended safety precautions.
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]]>Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, USA
Situated in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Kilauea is one of the most active and accessible volcanoes on Earth. Hike through lava fields, witness fiery eruptions, and marvel at the creation of new land as molten lava meets the sea. The ever-changing landscape of Kilauea provides a unique opportunity to witness the power of nature up close.
Stromboli, Italy
Known as the “Lighthouse of the Mediterranean,” Stromboli is an active volcano located in the Aeolian Islands of Italy. Trek to its summit and witness the frequent bursts of lava, creating a breathtaking display against the night sky. The thrilling experience of standing near an erupting volcano is an unforgettable adventure for any traveler.
Mount Yasur, Vanuatu
Located on the island of Tanna in Vanuatu, Mount Yasur is known for its persistent and explosive eruptions. This active volcano offers a rare chance to witness lava bombs being launched into the air and the intense glow of molten lava. Standing on the rim of Mount Yasur is an awe-inspiring experience that will leave you in awe of nature’s forces.
(@mountyasur_)Pacaya, Guatemala
Pacaya, situated just a short distance from Guatemala City, is a popular destination for volcano enthusiasts. Hike to the summit and experience the thrill of walking on fresh lava flows. Enjoy panoramic views of nearby volcanoes and the surrounding landscapes while feeling the heat radiating from the active crater.
Mount Etna, Italy
Rising majestically on the island of Sicily, Mount Etna is one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Explore its lunar-like landscapes, witness explosive eruptions, and marvel at the red-hot lava flows. Guided hikes to the summit provide an extraordinary opportunity to witness the raw power of this iconic volcano.
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]]>Cerro Verde National Park
If you can only visit one national park during your visit to El Salvador, make it this one. Also known by the name Los Volcanes National Park, this park is home to some of the most impressive volcanic peaks in the entire country, including Cerro Verde, Izalco, and Santa Ana.
El Boqueron National Park
Volcanoes are scattered all across El Salvador, and if you’re looking for a national park where you can escape them, it’s not going to be this one. El Boqueron is located on top of San Salvador volcano and it offers hikes to the rim of the El Boquerón crater.
El Imposible National Park
If you want to take a break from exploring the volcanoes, this national park is just the place for you. It’s also popular with passionate hikers, but it’s best known for its lush tropical forests, diverse plant and animal life, and Pacific Ocean views from its highest points.
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]]>Misti
Located near the city of Arequipa, Misti is one of Peru’s most impressive active volcanoes. It hovers 5,822 meters above sea level and it’s a true thrill to reach its summit. There are two climbing routes leading you there, but Misti’s steep loose sand slopes present a major obstacle for newbie hikers.
Chachani
Another breathtaking volcano overlooking the city of Arequipa, Chachani is actually a volcanic group consisting of several lava domes and individual volcanoes. It’s considered to be dormant and you can join a multi-day trek to reach its summit, located at 6,057 meters above sea level.
Coropuna
At an altitude of 6,377 meters, Coropuna is Peru’s highest volcano and the third-highest mountain in general. It’s best known for being home to the largest ice cap in Earth’s tropical zone, with several glaciers and hot springs on its grounds.
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]]>Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is Tanzania’s No. 1 tourist attraction, but did you know this mountain is actually a dormant volcano? Africa’s highest mountain is home to three volcanic cones—Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira—but only the first one is dormant and it could erupt again.
Ol Doinyo Lengai
If visiting dormant volcanoes isn’t exhilarating enough for you, you should put Ol Doinyo Lengai on your bucket list. Also known as the Mountain of God, this is one of Tanzania’s most active volcanoes known for producing natrocarbonatite lava flow, and only the bravest of hikers are up to the challenge of ascending to its top.
Mount Meru
Not to be confused with the mythical Mount Meru, this dormant stratovolcano is an actual place located west of Mount Kilimanjaro. It’s home to one of Africa’s highest mountain peaks at 4,562 meters and it’s a popular destination with hikers and climbers.
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]]>Villarrica
One of Chile’s most active volcanoes, Villarrica towers 1,575 meters above the scenic lake and town of the same name. Its snow-capped peaks are a sight to behold, but the real magic starts when you join one of the guided ascents to the top, usually taking place during the summer months.
Osorno
Despite being one of the most active volcanoes of the Chilean Andes, it’s been over a century since Osorno’s last recorded eruption. This makes it an extremely popular hiking destination and its upper slopes are as breathtaking as it gets since they’re entirely covered in glaciers.
Llaima
The Conguillío National Park is home to some of Chile’s biggest natural wonders including one of its largest and most active volcanoes. Llaima is instantly recognizable thanks to its towering, snow-capped summit, and you can also find hiking trails and a ski center on its western slopes.
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]]>Tiger Island
Tiger Island AKA Isla el Tigre doesn’t have a history of recorded activity, but it doesn’t make it any less exciting. This conical volcano is a part of the Central America Volcanic Arc, and it became one of Honduras’s most popular islands thanks to its sun-kissed beaches and crystal-clear waters.
Utila Island
Utila Island’s white sand beaches will make you forget all about Tiger Island, but the similarities between the two don’t end there. Utila is another island of volcanic origin, and its eastern side is capped by a thin veneer of basaltic volcanic rocks. Fans of water sports should put it on their bucket list because it’s one of the world’s best diving locations.
Zacate Grande Island
Zacate Grande isn’t as popular with tourists as the previous two islands, but it’s one of the best attractions of volcanic origin in the entire country. It consists of seven satellite cones, located in the Gulf of Fonseca.
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If your time in Panama is limited and you can only visit one volcano, it doesn’t get much better than Barú. Located near the border with Costa Rica, this is Panama’s most popular active volcano, and it also happens to be home to the country’s highest peak. Make sure to visit it on a clear day, and you might get a view of both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
El Valle
You don’t have to be a huge adrenaline junkie to enjoy a visit to Panama’s volcanoes. El Valle hasn’t erupted in at least 200,000 years, and it was long considered to be completely inactive. There are even thousands of people living in its flat wide caldera, in the tiny town called El Valle de Antón.
La Yeguada
La Yeguada is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Panama’s Veraguas Province, and adventure seekers visiting this country can’t resist its charm. You can find everything from hiking trails and campsites to waterfalls and a fishing lake on its slopes, and the views from the top are truly breathtaking.
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]]>Taal Volcano
Many of the Philippines’ most popular volcanoes are lining the edge of Luzon Island, and that also happens to be the case with Taal. Despite the fact it’s still active, this volcano is a huge hit with tourists because it’s easily reachable from Manila and it’s home to one of the most beautiful crater lakes you’ll ever see.
(@janinamanipol)Mayon Volcano
Mayon is another breathtaking volcano on the island of Luzon that you shouldn’t miss for the world while in the Philippines. It’s a dream come true for photographers thanks to its nearly perfect cone and it’s a part of a protected area together with its nearby surrounding.
Mount Pinatubo
It’s only been two decades since Pinatubo’s most notorious eruption, but that’s not stopping tourists from flocking to this volcano. It’s extremely popular with hikers thanks to its good network of hiking trails that lead to the charming Lake Pinatubo that was formed after a 1991 eruption.
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]]>Pacaya
Several major volcanoes in Guatemala are located near the charming city of Antigua, and that also happens to be the case with Pacaya. Despite the fact it’s not entirely dormant, this volcano is a major tourist attraction, with guided hiking tours taking passionate adventurers to this area.
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Also located in close proximity to Antigua, this massive volcano with two peaks offers one of Guatemala’s most epic hiking adventures. Don’t embark on this journey if you’re not up to the challenge, because the climb isn’t easy and you’ll go get to explore several different ecosystems on your way to the top.
Tajumulco
Tajumulco is one of the most popular hiking spots in Guatemala, and it’s not difficult to see why. It’s the highest mountain in Central America, so getting to the top isn’t so easy. It takes a few hours to reach the peak and many people do it by joining an overnight trek.
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