Lava Show

Lava Show is the only live experience in the world where you can safely witness real molten lava flowing just meters away. The lava is heated to 1,100°C (2,000°F), recreating a volcanic eruption in a controlled indoor environment.

Yes. The lava is 100% real, reheated and poured live in front of the audience.

Classic (approximately 50-55 minutes): full lava show, ground-level seating, close proximity to lava. Premium (approximately 75 minutes, Reykjavík only): VIP lounge access, balcony seating in the hot zone, exclusive video and backstage tour, welcome drink and lava souvenir.

Yes. You will feel the heat from real molten lava during the show, which is one of the defining aspects of the experience.

Please arrive 15-20 minutes before your showtime. Seating is first-come, first-served, except for Premium balcony seating, so arriving early gives you the best choice of seats.

Light and comfortable clothing is recommended. You may feel significant heat, especially in warmer seating areas.

Yes. The experience follows strict safety standards, and protective glasses are provided.

Yes. The lava used does not emit harmful volcanic gases.

Yes, babies and infants are welcome. Babies must be seated in the third row, close to an exit. Parents are responsible for ensuring children remain calm and seated. Guests may be asked to step outside briefly if needed.

Reykjavík: Grandi Harbour District, Fiskislóð 73. Vík: South Coast, near the Black Sand Beach, Víkurbraut 5.

They are similar but differ in storytelling focus. Reykjavík covers Iceland's volcanic systems and recent eruptions, Vík covers the Katla volcano and South Coast geology.

The free Grandi Shuttle stops at Lava Show, running approximately 11:50-15:25. Public buses 3 and 14 stop nearby. Taxis are available via +354 588 5522 or apps such as Hreyfill and Hopp. Walking time from the city center is approximately 22 minutes. Free parking is available on-site.

By car, approximately 11 minutes from Reynisfjara, approximately 58 minutes from Hvolsvöllur, approximately 1 hour 40 minutes from Selfoss. Public transport: Bus line 51 services Vík.

Yes. Free parking is available.

Lava Show shares a building with a soup restaurant (The Soup Company). The entrance, front desk, and gift shop are located at the far end of the building.

Reykjavík: no food on-site, but several restaurants are within walking distance, including La Primavera, Hradlestin (Indian food), Grandi Food Hall. Vík: located in the same building as The Soup Company.

No. Food is not allowed inside the showroom.

Yes. The Grandi Experience includes access to Lava Show, FlyOver Iceland, and Whales of Iceland.

The booking system does not currently support the purchase of Classic gift cards for children. The operator asks guests to email them so they can take care of it directly.