Mount Etna ticket and tours
Spend a full day discovering the wonders of the Etna Park, the largest active volcano in Europe, and the splendid city of Taormina. You'll h...
8 hours
During this half-day guided tour in a 4x4 jeep, you'll learn the history and the science behind the Etna volcano. Surrounded by nature and f...
6 hours
Exploring the Sicilian volcano Etna aboard a buggy is a true once-in-a-lifertime experience. Setting off from the base at the foot of Mount ...
4 hours
The tour starts from the central Piazza Duomo. The route goes through the stalls of the fish market offering customers the unique opportunit...
3 hours
Join this guided tour and discover Etna: you will have the opportunity to walk along nature trails, far away from touristic areas.Travelling...
8 hours
Leave Messina's busy city life and spend your day visiting two of Sicily's most unique destinations: Mount Etna and the town of Taormina.On ...
7 hours
This 8-hour tour will let you discover the town of Bronte, located on the western side of the Etna volcano, and European capital of pistachi...
8 hours
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The inside story
Etna is a Sicilian volcanic complex which originated in the Quaternary; it is the largest volcano in Europe and it is among the world's most active ones. Located on the eastern coast of Sicily, within the territory of the province of Catania, it presents a surface characterized by a rich variety of environments: cityscapes, dense forests and desolate areas covered by magmatic rock and periodically subject to snow at the higher altitudes.
This volcano is one of Italy's most important natural treasures. On the 21st of June 2013, the thirty-seventh session of the UNESCO Committee, which met in Cambodia, made Mount Etna a World Heritage Site.
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