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Fumaroles on the Gran Cratere della Fossa, the main crater of Vulcano, on the island of the same name. Aeolian Islands in the background. Sicily, Italy

View of rock formations of volcanic origin, made yellow by the intense sulfur emissions active throughout the island, Vulcano, Aeolian Islands, Italy

Volcano sand boarding activity in Nicaragua. Man ride from volcano cerro negro

Geothemal steam emerging from the volcanic land on top of the Gran Cratere of Vulcano island, Aeolian islands, Tyrrhenian Sea, Sicily, South of Italy, Europe

Mount Etna, an active stratovolcano in Sicily, Italy, features a complex summit crater system comprising five main craters: the Northeast Crater (historical formation with intermittent Strombolian activity), Voragine (historical, known for intra-crater explosions and lava fountaining), Bocca Nuova (historical, southwest side with phases of cone growth and collapse), Southeast Crater (formed in 1978, site of frequent lava flows and ash emissions), and New Southeast Crater (emerged in 2011 from the southeast flank, noted for paroxysmal eruptions). These craters exhibit ongoing volcanic activity, including degassing, explosive events, and lava effusions, contributing to the volcano's evolving morphology and its classification as one of the most active globally; additionally, the landscape includes hundreds of extinct flank craters from past

close-up of the crater of the Tajogaite volcano in La Palma, seen from a viewpoint

A close-up of the yellow rock made of sulfur while steam vents in the background on Mt. Io. An active volcano in Hokkaido.

There are countless fumaroles on the brown mountainside, and the sight of white smoke containing sulfur rising from them is very impressive. As the smell of sulfur fills the air, you can go very close to the fumaroles, allowing you to experience their dynamic power up close.

Fumaroles on the Gran Cratere della Fossa, the main crater of Vulcano, on the island of the same name. Aeolian Islands in the background. Sicily, Italy

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Etna is the tallest active volcano in continental Europe with persistent activity at multiple summit craters and vents. There are active craters within the Central Crater, the Northeast Crater, Southeast Crater, and the New Southeast Crater. Etna covers an area of 1,190 km2 (459 sq mi) with a basal circumference of 140 km (87 miles). This makes it by far the largest of the three active volcanoes in Italy. The elevation varies with volcanic activity. The volcano last erupted on November 22, 2018. It is frequently given as 3,350 m (10,990 ft), but many sources that support this concede that this is approximate. The Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) surveys the volcanic activities in Italy.

Mount Etna, Sicily - Tallest active volcano of Europe 3329 m in Italy. Panoramic wide view of the active volcano Etna, extinct craters on the slope, traces of volcanic activity.

Tourists exploring the beautiful landscape of Ijen volcano and looking at the scenic blue fire and yellow sulfur smoke during sunrise on java island, Indonesia

View of Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy. Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe. High quality photo

cone of sulfur deposits around a fumarole in a solfataric field against a blue sky

Aerial view on Etna volcano craters in Sicily, Italy

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Silvestri craters on the Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily in Catania in Italy.

view of Solfatara volcano in Italy

Palma volcanic Eruption. El Paso.Burnt trees, and ashes on the road.

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Landscape, volcanic mountains and a volcano crater with sparse vegetation in the fog. Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy.

cone of sulfur deposits around a fumarole in a solfataric field

Etna volcano craters in Sicily, Italy

View of Etna volcano and Sicily field

Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy - September 19, 2022: Hikers on Mount Etna, a volcano in Sicily. Mount Etna is the highest active volcano in continental Europe. It has a very long eruptive history, spanning over half a million years.

Etna volcano on a spring cloudy day: April 2025. Hiking area. Volcanic landscape of Mount Etna with black lava and vegetation on a cloudy spring day, Catania, Sicily, Italy.

Tourists on rainy day at Sulfur Mountain which is an active volcano not far from Lake Mashu and is part of Akan National Park on north Japan. In front of them is fence with warning sign that is dangerous to enter the smoking, steaming area. Iozan Volcano area surroundings are yellow from sulfur. It is smoking area where the Eggs can be cooked by the natural heat of the mountain.

Landscape in a UNESCO heritage site called Teide National Park on the island of Tenerife

The volcanic landscape of Mount Etna in autumn.

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