There is currently NO ongoing eruption. The eruption that began on April 1st 2025 came to a quick end.
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The latest eruption was the 8th of its kind in the area since December 2023, and the 11th since eruptions began in 2021.
The volcanic events taking place in Reykjanes are not considered dangerous to travelers, provided they follow the safety advice of the Icelandic government to keep away from the eruption site. As with the previous eruptions, this one was confined to the surrounding area. This means Reykjavík and the rest of Iceland are not impacted, and tours are running as usual. Flights to and from Iceland are operating on schedule, and the Ring Road is open.
If you have booked an upcoming trip to Iceland or are planning to visit, you can safely continue with your travel plans. We are carefully monitoring the situation and will keep you updated with any new information.
Key Information
The latest eruption site is closed to public access.
Mt. Fagradalsfjall eruption site of 2021-2023 is accessible. Read more on hiking and parking for Fagradalsfjall below.
The town of Grindavík is currently open for visitors. However, this can change quickly. Be sure to stay up to date.
The Blue Lagoon is currently open, however as it is located near the eruption sites the lagoon may need to close at short notice as a precaution. If you have a booking, we recommend you monitor your emails for any updates.
