MOUNT ETNA · TREKKING TOURS
The trails worth the climb.
The 12 mount etna trekking tours walkers rate most, gathered in one place. Where the trail goes, how many days you are on it, who guides the route, and what a spot on the team costs.
Etna summit craters trek with a volcano guide: cable car and 4x4 to 2,800m, rim walk, lava channels, Valle del Bove views.
Most Popular“Worth every cent. We had Massimo and he was fun, knowledgeable, helpful and very safe.”
Trek Mount Etna beyond the crowds with a naturalist guide: Silvestri Craters, Valle del Bove, a lava cave, and volcanic sand descent.
“My experience was incredible, we had some ups and downs with the weather which wasn’t expected so we had to switch routes however the guides knew exactly where to take us where we would still be able to see some beautiful views safely! If you are not a fan of the cold I would suggest…”
Off-road Etna trekking from Catania with a naturalist guide: lava flows, Valle del Bove, a lava cave stop, and Silvestri Craters.
“Fantastic trip with guides Antonio and Antonio! A nice level of hiking (a few nicely challenging uphill sections but manageable for moderate level of fitness), and both guides were extremely knowledgeable and gave us lots of interesting info about the volcano and surrounding environment and fauna etc. great fun, highly recommend! And really helpful to…”
Etna North summit trek with 4x4 off-road and crater views at 3,340 m. Small group, pro guides, boots and helmets included.
“A extremely beautiful experience! We had a very good and professional guide who was looking out for us. Everything is taken well care of and no risks are taken. Definitely worth the costs. You have to pay for the transport up, but it's not included in the original booking, you have to pay it on…”
Mount Etna summit trek from Sapienza with an expert guide, provided gear, and jaw-dropping crater views over eastern Sicily.
“You do this once in lifetime so dont miss it. Take winter clothes even in July and paper mask for sumporium. It is not easy to climb up but guides are great.”
Trek Europe’s highest active volcano with an alpinist guide, round-trip cable car, and a brioche-and-water break on Etna.
“An incredible day! I cannot fault anything about the trip: communication beforehand was excellent and our guide on the day, the organisation of the day, and the pace... were all fantastic! The views were spectacular and we felt safe and well informed the entire time! I would 100% book this trip again if I revisit…”
A 3-hour guided trek on Etna’s north side to 2002 eruption craters, lava fields, hornitos, and dramatic Calabrian Coast views for about $42.
“Splendida escursione conoscitiva della eruzione dell’etnea 2002. Un grazie a Vincenzo, la guida che ci ha condotto in questo percorso di 3 ore mostrandoci e descrivendo le meraviglie di questa zona”
Hike Etna’s north side to 2002 eruption craters, hornitos, and sandy channels, guided by an official volcanologist for $41.
“Our guide was well equipped, fun, informative and really knew his stuff. I felt safe with him too.”
Trek Mount Etna’s north side to the summit craters with a 4x4 ride, expert guide, and included gear. Small group, big volcanic views.
“We have had a great day, everything was very well orginized. Luca was fantastisch, he gives us a good explanation about the vulcanes activity’s and was very funny. He takes good care about the safety of his group. So thank you Luca and also your colleagues.”
Winter hike on Etna’s south slopes: cable car to 2,500 m, guided crater walks to ~3,000 m, snow gear, small-group safety.
“We had a really really great time. Our guide Massimo told us all about the Etna and we were able to ask any question we had. He led us to different craters and told us about their history. We had a beautiful view at 2870m and we able to see part of Sicily from high…”
Walk Etna’s northern craters from the 2002 eruption, learn the geology up close, and enjoy wide views over the Bay of Naxos.
“Great activity! To do with the family. Really top notch guide!”
Private 3-hour Etna north-slope trek from Piano Provenzana: lava flows, beech forests, craters, and 2002 eruption effects.
“The hike was moderately strenuous and steeper than that shown in the photo. In spite of the fog it was awesome. The guide was obviously experienced and comfortable with hikers of all levels of experience. He was patient with those who needed help with the tougher portions of the hike. Something not to be missed…”
