MOUNT ETNA · TREKKING TOURS
The trails worth the climb.
The 10 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“We had such a wonderful day, thank you so much. We go back home with so much knowledge, and beautiful memories. Thanks for sharing your passion for Etna with us!”
Trek Mount Etna beyond the crowds with a naturalist guide: Silvestri Craters, Valle del Bove, a lava cave, and volcanic sand descent.
“Best part was the views and Antonio. To be improved: could go even higher”
Off-road Etna trekking from Catania with a naturalist guide: lava flows, Valle del Bove, a lava cave stop, and Silvestri Craters.
“Renato and Antonio were amazing, knowledgeable and took very good care of us. It was a great experience and I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to explore Etna's volcanic history or if into hiking and new experiences. Note that this is indeed a hike, I'd say on the medium difficulty side, for being normally fit,…”
Etna North summit trek with 4x4 off-road and crater views at 3,340 m. Small group, pro guides, boots and helmets included.
“Basilio was a great guide with good expertise on Etna. We felt very safe and taken care of! Would definitely recommend this tour to others.”
Mount Etna summit trek from Sapienza with an expert guide, provided gear, and jaw-dropping crater views over eastern Sicily.
“Vicenzo was great!! He is a real professional, very knowledgeable about volcanoes and is very patient which makes him a great tourist guide.”
Trek Europe’s highest active volcano with an alpinist guide, round-trip cable car, and a brioche-and-water break on Etna.
“It was grate. They provided everything you need. They work really hard to provide you confidence and the explanations. Really nice guys.”
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.
“The 3 hour trek was fabulous and the guide very knowledgeable. We are in our late 60s so found it pretty hard going but worth the effort.”
Hike Etna’s north side to 2002 eruption craters, hornitos, and sandy channels, guided by an official volcanologist for $41.
“It was really great. We forget to rent a jacket down, and he got some spare for us. He showed personal videos and pictures from the actual erruption on the way. It was really informative and fun. Would recommend”
Trek Mount Etna’s north side to the summit craters with a 4x4 ride, expert guide, and included gear. Small group, big volcanic views.
“Very good tour with incredible views and lots of information about the history and volcanological background of Etna. Despite challenging weather conditions, we felt safe thanks to our experienced guide, Luca.”
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.
“The tour was amazing! Visibility changes by the day and we were lucky enough to have a clear and beautiful day for our hike. The hike itself was not difficult for a young and able body, with the worst part being uneven sandy ground at times. Important note: there were other tours that take you…”
