• Mount Etna - The journey to the summit begins with a ride on a cable car and a 4 imes 4 minibus to the Torre del Filosofo area at 2900m. From there, a trek of approximately 1.5 hours uphill brings you to the brink of the central Crater, where you can gaze upon the Bocca Nuova (3250m), which emerged in 1968 and is likely the most magnificent of the craters.

Circling the Bocca Nuova, you arrive at the rim of the Voragine, the pulsating core of the Central Crater. Ascending a steep yet brief incline leads to the North East Crater, established in 1911, which stands as the true peak of Etna at 3329m. At this pinnacle, a panoramic view unfolds in every direction, and on clear days, the Aeolian Islands are visible to the north.

The descent commences from the summit, down a sharp yet manageable slope of volcanic ash and cinders, cutting through the grand volcanic basin known as the Valle del Bove. This impressive caldera stretches 8km in length and 4km in width, leading back to the cable car’s arrival station at an elevation of 2500m.

• Price includes guide and equipment (trekking boots, jacket, felt hat, helmet).
• Round-trip cable car and jeep up to 2900 meters not included in price.

• Private transportation

A journey that leads us to conquer the summit of Europe’s tallest active volcano and experience the stir of a vibrant mountain. The climb is facilitated by the use of cable car and 4 × 4 minibuses, taking us up to an elevation of 2900m, in the vicinity of Torre del Filosofo. Subsequently, an approximately 1.5h uphill hike will lead you to the brink of the central crater, allowing you to witness the awe-inspiring Bocca Nuova (3250m), formed in 1968 which is likely the most striking crater. The route may be altered due to volcanic activity or weather circumstances.

• Not recommended for those with asthma problems

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