• Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna - You can get the chance to walk around amazing natural landscapes, such as Crateri Silvestri, a series of volcanic craters set on Etna’s south side.

Later on you’ll visit the winery to taste the wines producted in this area that have,as you will notice,a special taste due to presence of several minerals in the soil where the grapes grow. the varieties cultivated are: Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Mantellato, Caricane and Cataratto.
The wine tasting will be host by a local producer who will introduce you to the sicilian local tradition to give you an exeperience that you’ll never forget.

• Duomo di Taormina - The cathedral of Taormina is dedacted to St. Nicholas and is part of the medieval buildings of the town. Built around 1400 on the remains of a thirteenth century church, has simple external façade while the interior has a latin cross with three naves and three apses.

• Ancient Theatre of Taormina - The guide will lead you to one of the most spectacular archeological site of Sicily, the Ancient Theatre of Taormina, built in the third century BC is the second Theatre in Sicily after Syracuse.
  Is located on top of a hill facing the Bay of Giardini Naxos and Mt Etna, and it gives you the chance to enjoy a memorable view of Taormina as you’ve never seen it before.

• Taormina - It is considered the Pearl of the Mediterrenean sea, Taormina is famous for its charme, beauty and magic. It’s the place where history and culture meet, creating a fascinating atmosphere that often turn Taormina into movie set, international meeting point, and one of the most important sicilian turistic site.
  The tour includes the tasting of the sicilian Cannolo and Arancino along Corso Umberto, the main and street and pedastrial area of Taormina.

• Exclusively for adults (18+)
• Complimentary bottled water
• Inclusive lunch meal
• Air-conditioned transport

Positioned on Sicily’s eastern shoreline, Mt. Etna stands as one of the highest volcanoes in Europe. This excursion allows you to explore Sicily’s most magnificent natural attraction and indulge in the famous Etna wines while savoring local delicacies at a traditional vineyard.

Since 2013, Mt Etna holds the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The volcano has played a pivotal role in shaping the history of Sicily and continues to influence the island’s lifestyle today.
The journey concludes in Taormina, also referred to as the Jewel of the Mediterranean Sea. It encompasses an exquisite blend of historical allure and modern-day glamour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.