Recently the Chaiten Volcano in Chile has erupted forcing many residents in the area to evacuate. The volcano eruption sent clouds of ash thousands of feet into the atmosphere and now you can view this live on this web cam.  This is the first time the volcano has erupted in nearly 2000 years.  Watch the Chaiten volcano webcam.

This webcam comes to you from Chile and gives you a live view of the LLaima Volcano. This volcano webcam updates every 60 seconds.  See occasional puffs of smoke and who knows….maybe the volcano will blow its top soon!  :)  Watch Llaima volcano webcam in Chile.

This landmark cam comes to you from Augustine Island in Alaska and gives you a live view of Augustine Volcano.  This volcano has a central dome and lava flow complex and has is 4,134 feet high.  This volcano webcam updates about once a minute.  Watch the Augustine Volcano webcam in Alaska.

This volcano cam comes to you from Sicily and features a live view of the Mount Etna summit area.  Mt. Etna is the largest active volcano in Europe and stands at 10,910 feet.  The last major eruption occurred in 2002 and 2003.  See the latest volcano activity at Mount Etna on this cam which has streaming video.

Watch the Mount Etna Cam

This volcano cam gives you a live view of Mount Vesuvius in Italy.  The webcam points at this volcano from Naples, Italy.  This is the only volcano in Europe that has erupted in the last 100 years and is considered to be one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes since there million people currently near it.  You can see Mt. Vesuvius on this cam with a static image or streaming video.

Watch the Mount Vesuvius Cam in Italy

This volcano cam comes to you from world famous Mount St. Helens in the state of Washington.  This is the famous volcano that is most famous for its eruption in 1980 when it’s top pretty much blew off.  These Mount St. Helens cams come to you courtesy of the USDA forest service.  You can watch the classic cam or watch the high definition cam.  Both cams update every 30 seconds.

Watch the Mount St. Helens Cam

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory has two panoramic volcano cams that you can view to watch the current activity at two volcanoes on the big island of Hawaii: Mauna Loa and Kilauea.  Mauna Loa is the world’s biggest volcano, by the way.  You can also watch some pretty cool time lapse volcano movies on their site as well.

Watch the Mauna Loa Volcano Cam
Watch the Kilauea Volcano Cam