The Land of Fire blog

On June 8, 1783, a crack opened in the Icelandic highlands that would reshape history across the entire Northern Hemisphere. For eight months, the Laki fissure released catastrophe around the world. This wasn’t just another volcanic eruption; it was the kind of event that starved nations and reminded humanity just how small we are when Earth decides to tell us who’s boss.

The Ultimate 2026 Reykjavik Indoor Guide

Harpa isn’t just another concert hall, it’s a building that captures the essence of Iceland in glass and steel.

The Reykjanes Eruption Timeline (2021–2026

Chase the northern lights by night and explore Iceland’s volcanoes by day — including the thrilling Volcano Express show.

Discover the deadly eruptions that shaped Iceland—and how you can experience them safely on a thrilling volcano show in Reykjavik.