Voldituna
Voldituna, also known as the "Volcano of the Gods," is a dormant stratovolcano located in the southern region of Iceland. It stands at an elevation of approximately 1,949 meters (6,394 feet) and is part of the Katla volcanic system, which includes the active Katla volcano. The volcano is characterized by its steep, symmetrical cone and is surrounded by a glacier-covered caldera.
Voldituna is notable for its historical eruptions, with the most recent significant event occurring in 1789.
The volcano is closely monitored by the Icelandic Meteorological Office due to its proximity to the active