Mount Etna: Jeep Tour, Mount Sartorius + Thieves' Cave

Discover scenic landscapes and seven dormant craters from 1865's eruption

Start time: 08:30

Max group size: 18

Duration: 4h 30mins

Live guide: English, French, Italian, Spanish

Start time: 08:30

Duration: 4h 30mins

Max group size: 18

Live guide: English, French, Italian, Spanish

Provider: Etna & Sea Excursions

Registered address: Via Giuseppe Leonardi 46, 95022, Catania, IT

Contact details

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What's included

Guided tour of the north-east Etna Park

Multilingual companion/GAE guide

Visit the Sartorius Mountains

Visit to Thieves' Cave (Grotta dei Ladroni)

Tasting of typical Sicilian products and local wines

Highlights

Discover the wonders of Etna Volcano National Park on an exciting Jeep tour with a guide
Witness the untouched flora and fauna and landscapes carved by relentless lava flows
Explore the Mount Sartorius, containing seven dormant craters of the 1865 eruption

Meeting point & instructions

Meeting point

Piazza dei Martiri, 2, Catania, Metropolitan city of Catania, Italy, 95126, Catania

Show your ticket to the guide and introduce yourself

Description

Kick off your extraordinary trip at the foot of Mount Etna, guided by a seasoned expert who will regale you with tales of the volcano's rich history and culture. Travel through lesser-known paths, soaking in the untouched flora and fauna, far from the hustle and bustle of tourist crowds. Admire the scenic landscapes etched by relentless lava flows and the resilience of nature in the face of such potent destruction.

The adventure begins in the town of Milo in Etna Park. From here, gaze at the spectacular Ionian coast with the scenic views of Taormina and the towering summit of the volcano.

Venture further to the northeast side of the Etna volcano, where you'll explore the Sartorius Mountains. These mountains, a collection of seven dormant craters, bear the scars of the 1865 eruption. You'll find a forest of pristine white birch trees, a testament to the unparalleled natural beauty that Sicily proudly possesses.