Explore Live Volcano Cams

Explore live volcano cameras from active and monitored volcanic regions around the world, showing real-time views of craters, lava fields, ash plumes, and surrounding terrain. These live feeds are used to observe eruption activity, gas emissions, and changes in surface conditions that can develop over short periods of time.

Many volcanic sites are located in isolated areas that also appear under Remote Locations, where difficult terrain and limited access make camera monitoring essential. In active regions, nearby observation points are often linked with Weather, as cloud cover, wind direction, and rainfall can affect visibility and the spread of volcanic gases and ash.

For geographic variety, you can explore live cameras in Chile, where long volcanic chains run along mountain ranges, or browse live cameras in the Philippines, where multiple active volcanoes are monitored close to populated areas.

Prefer browsing visually? Try our interactive world webcam map to discover live camera locations across the globe.