Mount Etna Tours

Get breathtaking sunrise views on round-trip transfers from Catania in a 4x4 ride and guided hike at 2,000 m of the volcanic mountain.

Explore the semi-cave hornitos, shaped by ancient explosive eruptions and the old lava streams of Valle del Bove.

Walk with a certified guide who enriches the trek with insights into Etna’s craters and past eruptions, all in your preferred language.

Witness sunset at the volcano with round-trip transfers from Catania on a 4x4 ride.

Ascend to 2,000m and explore crater rims and hidden lava caves with geological insights from a certified English-speaking volcanological guide.

Choose tours in French, German or Italian based on your preference.

Skip-the-lines and board your cable car, saving 40-minutes of waiting time.

Get a 12-minute cable car ride and ascend to 2,500m at Europe’s highest active volcano.

Take in sweeping views of Etna’s craters and coastline, step into volcanic tubes and the black lava landscape, all at your pace.

Add a 4x4 ride and ascend to 3000m, then get a guided trek from a multilingual guide with Bocca Nuova and Voragine crater views.

Note: For your safety, some activities may be suspended during bad weather. These temporary closures are non-refundable.

Take a 30-minute helicopter flight reaching 3,500m for heart-pounding views of lava flows, and Silvestri Craters.

Enjoy an intimate 5-passenger ride from the Fiumefreddo Helipad.

Admire unmatched panoramas of Sicliy's coastline while enjoying drinks on board.

Touch down safely at the Sapienza ski resort after your tour ends.

A thrilling off-road adventure on a quad bike awaits you in the beautiful gorges of Alcantara.

Explore the river that flows between the lava stone riverbed and the prismatic shapes on the walls of the valley on your excursion.

Catch beautiful sights of waterfalls, surrounding villages, and Mount Etna while you also watch the historic and cultural importance of the gorge unfold with every turn you make.

Should you choose, you can also upgrade your experience by selecting from the 2-and-a-half-hour tour or the Mount Etna half-day tour.

Fun fact: The volcano's name comes from the ancient Greek word 'Aitne', which translates to 'I burn'.

With transfers from Catania, venture across Mount Etna's rugged terrain, discovering craters, trails, and volcanic caves on a thrilling 4x4 ride.

Kick off your day with a hike through craters and lava fields, or wrap it up with a sunset trek, taking in breathtaking views of the glowing volcano.

Reach altitudes between 1,900m to 2,000m, navigating the Silvestri Craters and exploring an ancient lava tube along the way.

Discover a volcanic cave and learn about its fascinating geology and origins from an expert guide.

In Zafferana Etnea, witness the lasting traces of the 1991/93 lava flow, revealing the immense power of Mount Etna's eruptions.

Mount Etna holds many surprises in store, from the breathtaking Silvestri Craters to the lava caves at Sapienza Refuge.

Your walk will be led by an expert English or Italian-speaking guide.

Look out over the expansive Catania Plain from numerous viewpoints along your route.

Discover the process of harvesting and pressing olive oil at an Etnean oil mill, and sip on wine at an ancient cellar.

Did you know? Etna is Europe’s highest active volcano and has erupted more than 150 times throughout recorded history!

Travel from Taormina to the volcano to 1,900m on an AC bus with round trip transfers.

Hear myths, legends and geological facts associated with the volcano from a multilingual driver guide on your journey.

Upon arrival, enjoy sunrise views and trek up to 2,750m, independently at your pace for up to 2 hours.

Upgrade your experience with a delicious Sicilian lunch to round off your adventure.

Embark on a half-day guided tour of Mount Etna, traversing the volcano's rugged off-road areas and uncovering its unique geological features in 4x4 jeeps.

Learn about Mount Etna's landscape and volcanic activities from your guide during a thrilling jeep ride to some of the volcano's most suggestive places.

Hike for about 3 km to discover the beauty and intrigue of Mount Etna's lateral craters, formed by lateral eruptions that expelled magma and ash, and connected to the main magma chamber of the volcano.

Discover the excitement of exploring a strange and spooky cave formed by cooling lava flows, and observe the captivating geological formations up close.

Fun Fact: Mount Etna's first recorded eruption dates back to 1500 BC, and since then, it has erupted more than 200 times.