Etna in half a day

DISCOVERING ETNA VOLCANO

A few km from Catania in Sicily, the highest of Europe’s volcanoes rises, Etna, a still active volcano that offers unique beauties. Touch the sun with a finger at 2000 meters high! Perhaps the most romantic of the proposed excursions. The tour begins with the visit of the last one colata lavica which threatened the town of Zafferana and then continued with a tasting of delicious local products (as well as wines). The next step is a view into the boundless Valle del Bove which makes Etna unique and then visit one of the over 250 lava flow caves and subsequently reach an altitude of 2000 meters where we will wait for the sun to go down while the sky turns fiery red.

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EXCURSION COST: € 65,00 (per person)
TOUR LENGTH: Half day

DEPARTURE TIME: 9,00 (the timetable may vary by a maximum of 30 minutes)
RETURN TIME: 14,30/15,00
SUITABLE: For all age groups
WALKING ROUTE: Maximum 2 km
DIFFICULTY: Easy
TRANSPORT: Jeep 4X4, car or minivan.

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT: Jacket, hat, sneakers and water.

MULTILINGUAL GUIDES:

Discounts: 50% Bambini sotto i 12 anni

Registration fee for the host association
Insurance
Transfer from/to meeting point
Transfer from/to Catania train station (if required and to be agreed)
Brunch with typical products (only for clients of Siracusa Travel)
Multilingual specialist guide
Torch and speleological helmet where required

SERVICES NOT INCLUDED

Transfer from/to the city outside Catania (ask in chat for more info).
Personalized services

CUSTOMIZED AND PRIVATE TOURS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

DEPARTURE WITH 2 PEOPLE MINIMUM

Il tramonto visto dall’alto

Discover the Etna volcano at susnset

Etna in half a day

DISCOVERING ETNA VOLCANO

For information and / or reservations you can contact us via chat or call +39 3339458579

LOCATION: CATANIA

MEETING POINT: Piazza G. Matteotti – Viagrande (Catania)

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