So beautiful. The Vik area is such a convenient point for exploring so much on the south coast. Your video makes me want to fly back for the third trip!
Oh man, I wish I saw this video before coming back from Iceland. I was in Vic and saw the sign for the Lava show but ignored it. Seems very interesting. I just placed it in my to-do list for next time there. Thanks for sharing
We were here recently and our experience with both The Lava Show and the neighbouring The Soup Company were fantastic! Once in the room and the lava starts flowing, you can really really feel the heat radiated by the lava!
What a great video. Just returned from Iceland a few days ago. Will definitely put this on my itinerary when I return. So much more to see in this beautiful country.
Great video😁 I really enjoyed visiting the lava museum and walking through the lava tunnels when I visited. I will have to add Vik to my wishlist itinerary
Great video! I just had a friend give me some Lava tea today made by Gunnhilder Stefandottir. I can't wait to try it. Your video will get me in the mood. That and sauna!
Sadly Way too expensive!!! As a family of 5 it was well over £120 for us!!! Assume it was going to last around 30 minutes that kind of cost is crazy even for Iceland!!
I hear you about the cost, especially for a big family. From my understanding, this is an incredibly difficult process to pull off because it takes a significant amount of resources to build and operate a machine that can heat rocks up to create flowing lava. That is probably want prevents others from being able to do it. It lasts closer to an hour and they stay around to answer all questions people have. While I do understand everyone has a different budget, which is totally fine, I personally feel like the experience was worth it.
@@AllThingsIceland Yeah they have to pump quite a lot of energy into those rocks to melt them, and they are not melting a small amount either. They probably also have to keep the crucible running 24/7 because the time needed to go from solid rocks to lava is probably at least a few hours to be honest.
I've been there this past Monday, as you said, is totally worth it! 🌋...and the soups right nextdoor are so delicious 🍲🤤
YAYAY!! So glad you enjoyed it. Yes, the soup is good. Thanks for mentioning that.
So beautiful. The Vik area is such a convenient point for exploring so much on the south coast. Your video makes me want to fly back for the third trip!
Yes, Vík is a great location. Yay! So glad to hear that.
🎉Thank you for letting others share the experience via RUclips.❤😊
It’s my absolute pleasure 🤗
What a lovely video. Great touch with adding the beautiful stops on the way to Vík. Well done.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it, Ragga. 🤗
Your videos are always so educational; I feel like I’m there with you. Thanks Jewels.
Thank you and I’m so glad to hear that. 😊
A “vintage” video that I just ran across 🙂 We visited the Reykjavik location today of the Lava Show and LOOOOVED it! Great video, Jewells 🥰
Oh man, I wish I saw this video before coming back from Iceland. I was in Vic and saw the sign for the Lava show but ignored it. Seems very interesting. I just placed it in my to-do list for next time there. Thanks for sharing
Aww, sorry you missed it on your last trip but I hope you do see it next time. It’s fantastic!! My pleasure 😊
Thank you for this video. I’m from Hawaii and that’s awesome to learn about volcanos🌋. In Hawaii you can not keep the rock 🪨.
My pleasure!
We were here recently and our experience with both The Lava Show and the neighbouring The Soup Company were fantastic!
Once in the room and the lava starts flowing, you can really really feel the heat radiated by the lava!
wicked tour. a definite must!
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What a great video. Just returned from Iceland a few days ago. Will definitely put this on my itinerary when I return. So much more to see in this beautiful country.
I hope you had an amazing time!!
This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it and my pleasure! 😊
Great video😁 I really enjoyed visiting the lava museum and walking through the lava tunnels when I visited. I will have to add Vik to my wishlist itinerary
Thank you! Awesome and I hope you enjoy it. 😊
5:16🌋🌋🌋
5:29 shape
6:07 cooled off
6:36 rock 🪨
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Oh my gosh, that is soooo cool! I wish I could go.
I hope you do get to visit.
I love your pink sweater in this video!
Love it, Jukes 🙏🔥
Loved this show. Fascinating.
So glad to hear that. 🤗
Great video! I just had a friend give me some Lava tea today made by Gunnhilder Stefandottir. I can't wait to try it. Your video will get me in the mood. That and sauna!
Thank you Jewels That was great.
My pleasure! 🤗❤️
I can't believe that I drove through Vik a week ago and had no idea this existed! 😮
It’s tucked away in the town
I was sooo close to there! I didn't know it was there though while I was enjoying a trip to the beach though
Yea, so many people are not aware that this place exists. They have another place now in Reykjavík! 🥳
My dad is a giant geology nerd, I'll have to tell him about this.
I’m sure he will love this! 🥳🥳🥳
Great video!! How far from the capital? Thanks!
There’s one in Reykjavík now
Save the sweater for me . I’m coming to Iceland to get it 🥰🥰🥰
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Very interesting and a bit scary😂😆
It def seems scary but they do an amazing job of making it safe, fun and fun to watch.
Am I hearing a hint of icelandic accent there Jewels?
😅😅 possibly
Sadly Way too expensive!!! As a family of 5 it was well over £120 for us!!! Assume it was going to last around 30 minutes that kind of cost is crazy even for Iceland!!
I hear you about the cost, especially for a big family. From my understanding, this is an incredibly difficult process to pull off because it takes a significant amount of resources to build and operate a machine that can heat rocks up to create flowing lava. That is probably want prevents others from being able to do it. It lasts closer to an hour and they stay around to answer all questions people have. While I do understand everyone has a different budget, which is totally fine, I personally feel like the experience was worth it.
@@AllThingsIceland Yeah they have to pump quite a lot of energy into those rocks to melt them, and they are not melting a small amount either. They probably also have to keep the crucible running 24/7 because the time needed to go from solid rocks to lava is probably at least a few hours to be honest.
Can you tell us about the trolls? 😊
Yes! I have a short video I did about it. You can find it here - ruclips.net/user/shortssiCm8k662ZI?feature=share
Var þetta í sumar ?
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I did this when I was there ! Holding the cooled lava in my hand rn as I watch 🥹
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