Etna on foot

Trekking
on Etna

From an easy walk among the lava flows to the summit craters above 3,000 metres. Always with a volcanological guide.

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South Etna · Volcanological guides · Equipment included

Three ways to climb Etna.

Choose by time, altitude and effort: from a walk among the extinct craters to the summit where the volcano breathes.

All our treks start on Etna’s south side, from the Rifugio Sapienza square at 1,900 metres, led by guides who have known the volcano all their lives: not just walking, but storytelling — eruptions, lava flows, craters and the history of a landscape that changes year after year.

Difficulty ranges from an easy walk for families and first-timers to a high-altitude trek that calls for trained legs: each route card lists duration, altitude and effort level. Not sure which one to pick? Write to us and we’ll recommend the right one for your group and the season.

Easy

01

Low-Altitude Trek

An easy 2-hour trek across the 2001 lava flow, extinct craters and lava channels. Equipment included.

Duration
~2 hours
Altitude
1,900 → 2,100 m
Price
From € 40 per person
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Moderate

02

Trek to 3,000 m

From the cable car you climb to 3,000 m with a volcanological guide. Cable car ticket and equipment included.

Duration
~5 hours
Altitude
3,000 m
Price
From € 114 per person
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Challenging

03

Summit Craters Trek

The highest trek: from the cable car at 2,500 m up to 3,300 m in the summit area, with a volcanological guide. 6 hours.

Duration
~6 hours
Altitude
3,300 m
Price
From € 150 per person
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Places are limited per departure: book the date and time slot you prefer.

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