Billet d'entrée au spectacle de lave de Vik





Description
Il s'agit du seul LAVA SHOW en direct au monde où vous pouvez découvrir de près de la vraie lave en fusion en toute sécurité dans un environnement contrôlé. Une expérience sensorielle à la fois éducative et impressionnante. Une expérience unique en son genre qui ne ressemble à rien d'autre que vous ayez jamais vu ou fait.
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Itinéraire
Lava Show est le premier et le seul spectacle au monde où vous pouvez découvrir en toute sécurité de la lave en fusion incandescente à proximité. Vous le verrez couler, l'entendrez grésiller et sentirez la chaleur qui s'en dégage. Il s'agit d'une expérience éducative et exaltante unique en son genre qui a reçu de nombreux prix et a été reconnue pour sa valeur de divertissement hautement innovante et éducative. Une attraction incontournable lors d'un voyage en Islande.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Remarque : le spectacle commence à l'heure exacte, nous vous recommandons donc d'arriver 20 minutes à l'avance.
- Attention : le spectacle peut ne pas convenir aux tout-petits (moins de 5 ans)
- Remarque : il fait assez chaud dans la salle d'exposition lorsque la lave y entre (agréable et bien au chaud)
Avis(1,268)
It's amazing how they get the lava hot and play with it. It's just really cool. And you also learn about a volcanoes
We had a great time! Ann Sophie was a terrific narrator. Very informative and interesting. Highly recommended!
Interesting information for all ages. The entire family enjoyed the show. Small and intimate. It is amazing how hot the lava makes your skin.
We had a great time at the lava show! It was very entertaining and educational. So crazy to be in the presence of lava. Louis was a great show host, and was very kind. Definitely recommend getting tickets to the lava show!!
A must see if you’re in Iceland. The onsite as to how magma moves and hardens was eye opening. The heat is more than expected. Well executed show with lots of facts. Highly recommend
We really loved hearing the history behind the volcanos in Iceland and the learning that there is a chance Katla could go off again. Highly recommend this excursion before Katla ice cave. It really seemed to complement very well. We did the behind the scenes and it was fantastic to see the equipment necessary for the show. We also got one of the necklaces - just beautiful. Whole experience was awesome - great for kids - though we did not have any, but they seemed to be enjoying themselves a lot. We did like our event moderator - he loves the geology and stories - very compelling and enchanting!
The venue in Vik is the original one and is small so you get a great view. The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. The information was interesting and easily understandable. The show itself was very interesting. Our family all enjoyed it including our kids who were 14 and 11. The whole show was in English.
This show is absolutely recommended! First there was a theoretical introduction and background knowledge from the show host Luis, who did it really cool and funny! And then to see how the lava flows and how he can play with it and handle it - fantastic! I can absolutely recommend it to everyone! Thank you Luis, for the brilliant show!
A truly unique experience. Where else can you see actual lava flowing in front of you. Our host was very informative and knowledgeable. The video explanation at the beginning was also excellent and gave us a good context for the Kala volcanic eruption in 1918. We even got to meet the guy who melts the lava. If you have time while visiting Vik, this is an experience you should not miss.
Great show! Ann Sophie was excellent and very informative . Loved seeing the lava it was really amazing .



