Mount Etna Tours

• Ride up by 4x4, walk the terrain, then pause for tastings; transport and guiding sit on one ticket so your planning is easy from start to finish.

• Begin in Catania with a 4x4 ride that climbs to 2,000 meters, setting you down near the craters where your guided hike into the lava zone starts.

• Follow paths that circle craters and cross lava fields at 2,000 meters, with pauses built in so you can look, photograph, and breathe.

• Finish with local tastings after the trek, sharing what you discovered while your guide answers questions and helps tie the whole experience together.

• Choose the language you want to hear on the trail, picking from English, German, Italian, French, or Spanish during checkout.

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• Lift off on a 30 minute helicopter flight that takes you high above Mount Etna, giving you a rare bird’s eye look at its craters and lava fields.

• Join a small shared group of up to five guests and board your helicopter for a smooth ascent that quickly carries you above the volcano’s slopes.

• Your flight reaches about 3,500 meters so you can take in sweeping aerial views, from Etna’s smoking summit down to old lava flows and surrounding landscapes.

• Enjoy an intimate in air experience with limited seats, clear window views, and plenty of chances to capture photos of Sicily’s most famous volcano.

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• Spend a full day exploring Etna’s volcanic landscapes, then unwind with regional wine and olive oil tastings guided by local experts.

• Begin with a guided walk on Etna, following safe paths as your guide shares stories and points out craters, lava fields, and scenic viewpoints.

• Visit a working oil mill, tour its production areas, and sample freshly pressed olive oil to learn how flavor changes with origin and process.

• Continue to a nearby winery, walk through cellars and vineyards, then taste selected Etna wines while learning how volcanic soil shapes each sip.

• 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'.

• Embark on a jeep tour through the lush nature trails of Etna Park around Mount Etna.

• Discover a storied past and a history written in lava and ashes from a multilingual tour guide.

• Enjoy the flavors of the region during a delicious tasting of wines, liqueurs, honey, and more.

• Fun fact: Mount Etna stretches for a circumference of 93 miles and covers 1,190km², over twice the size of any of Italy's largest mountains!

• 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.