The Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island is one of the most active in the world. Photo: Cameron Brooks/Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA)/dpa
Deep craters, glowing lava, high peaks. While volcanoes may be dangerous, they increasingly are tourist attractions in their own right.
They offer travellers an incomparable experience of nature – while at the same time possessing the ability to paralyse air traffic, cover the landscape with ashes and destroy villages. In short, an eruption is a life-threatening spectacle.
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